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What is the part number for the Hedman headers you're using? Do they hang down? Flange thickness?

Stans is too much $$$ for me. I just bought some shorties to get it back on the road.

The shorty headers are not much better than exhaust manifolds. Too short to make more power. But the shorties are what i ended up with.

Thanks for the info. I had a couple air of the short stainless headers and sold them. I’ll check out Herman.

I’ve tried the search function but couldn’t find what I’m looking for. My question is what is a good quality, great fitting header for my mildly hot rodded 69 318/727 truck?
Preferably a 1 5/8”-1 3/4” step header or straight 1 3/4”.

Very nice looking truck!

My 1969 Adventurer is a pretty nice low mile truck. The problem is the factory AC/heat did not work when I got the truck. It was mostly complete, but nothing worked. The blower switch, the AC controls, heater core was bypassed and underhood AC hoses all non-op. So my question is, can a regular non-A...

I called CPP and they said that the kit is in stock for $499. The universal hose kit is extra. Summit Racing now has the part# in their system for $539.

I talked to the owner of the white CSS. It hasCPP power steering. Very nice truck, original slant 6 with a 440 swapped in. His uncle owns the red 65 CSS/HPP which was AMAZING! Other family members had a couple very nice original condition Ramchargers. The red 66 SWB is super nice too.

PwrWgnDrvr wrote:69-71, only.
Way more rare than the emblem are the turn sig indicator lights on each front corner of the hood.

My truck has the hood mounted turn signal indicators too.

This is the emblem on my 69 Adventurer. If you look close, you'll see that the factory installed it crooked.

2012 Chrysler Town & Country Van
1995 Honda Civic
1992 Honda Accord
1969 Dodge D100 Adventurer
1966 Plymouth Barracuda
1963 Studebaker Avanti R2

I run 235/75 on stock 15's.

I've seen your truck on Instagram. Looks like a great truck. What wheels are on it ? 5 lug split rims?

Amazing, I would love to see that truck!

pwadventurer wrote:

Commando66 wrote:My 69 D100 Adventurer is black on the front and body color white on the engine side.

Is your truck an original west coast truck?? Just wondering if east coast vrs, west coast or may by 61-68 black and 69-71 body color.

Yes, bought new in California then it came to Washington in the mid 70's.

My 69 D100 Adventurer is black on the front and body color white on the engine side.

Cool truck! Good to see another Washington Sweptline.

Great looking truck

Yes, LRE seats and buddy seat are the same. The upholstery pattern is different than Sweptline era seats though.