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1965 Impala Wagon - Slick Long Roof

Station wagons, estates, family-haulers, or long-roofs—no matter what you call them, you're probably aware that these vehicles had humble origins. Rather than tearing down the racetrack, station wagons were originally intended to transport large groups in comfort, along with all their belongings.
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Staggered vs. inline starters.  
(61-64 Full Size Forum)

I have a 1964 Impala with a 327 & a 350 trans. It has a 153 tooth flex plate on it right now. I need a staggered mount starter for the 153 tooth flex plate, correct What determined what tooth flexplate or flywheel were used?
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USA made drag link and steering linkage  
(65-66 Full Size)

I know I have lost my mind, but I want to put all new steering linkage including drag link and all tie rod ends,sleeves,inner and outer tie rod ends,idler arm[found nos moog for this],What I want to know is I want to use all usa made parts.

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Front spindles question
(65-66 Full-size Forum)

Hi guys just wondering if I can use 70 Impala front disc brake spindles on my 65 I know ball joints are the same just don't know about tierod ends any help would be great thanks   

'66 Coil Springs
(65-66 Full-size Forum)

I'm getting ready to replace my coil springs, the problem I have is that I had 2"drop spindles installed and cut 2" off rear springs. But everyone says it's more than 2" and my headers are scraping it's so low.
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Parking brake switch
(58-60 Forum )

The sub-frame is coming together. I believe it will flow well and I hope the Big Block is going to clear but I suspect the X-member is going to require some pretty heavy modifications.
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