Charger Used Parts Buyers Guide 1966 - 1974
Is there a better representation of classic Detroit muscle than the Dodge Charger? If you're lucky enough to be restoring, repairing or rebuilding one of these great MOPAR classics, you'll want access to the best information.
That includes this outstanding Used Parts Buyers Guide for the 1966-1974 Charger. It was passionately compiled by Paul Herd (a prolific author and publisher). This helpful book delivers information you won't find in a factory service manual. It specifically contains a way for you to discover which parts on your vehicle were shared with other models...and then tells you which ones! If you're limiting your search to only Chargers, and only your year, you could be missing out on a large number of other matches.
Not only can you find identical parts on other Dodge models, such as full-size machines, but even sister brands, such as Plymouth took advantage of parts already in the bins.
The key word is "interchangeability". Knowing what OTHER models and years share your parts, makes your trips to the salvage yards, swap meets and to the internet much more likely to end in success.
To better understand how this works, let's check-out an example from this Charger Used Parts Guide. If you have a 1971 Charger and need the pistol grip shifter for the four-speed, you would turn to Chapter 5 (Transmissions and Drive Lines) and flip over to "Knob, Gear Shift Lever" section. The choices for '71 are Automatic Column, Automatic Console and Four Speed Pistol Grip. The Pistol selection refers you to Interchange number 6. When you scroll to that number, it provides the following details...Part Number(s): 2996466-right, 2996467-left. It shows the Usage as: 1970-1974 Barracuda, Challenger, Charger, and Satellite with four-speed. That is followed by Note(s): Woodgrain pistol grips.
NOTE: Covers all Chargers submodels between 1966 and 1974.
NOTE: Click on the Table of Contents tab below to view table of content details.
Now, you have a huge selection of potential donor vehicles from which to source your factory parts.
Even if you decide to buy reproduction parts, you should know they often use original equipment manufacturer (OEM) parts numbers.
Sometimes parts for a particular model are priced higher. Muscle car parts prices may be significantly more than full-size models, even though they're the same parts! Knowing your options allows you to shop around for the best prices.
Packed with illustrations, scores of handy photographs and a huge number of interchanges, this is the superior used parts guide for your classic Charger. It provides the ability to look-up interchangeability options quickly and easily.
Subject: Charger Used Parts Buyer's Guide - 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1971, 1972, 1973, 1974. ISBN-10: 1735074322 | ISBN-13: 9781735074320 | PAH PHCH6674
