Plymouth SCAMP

For A Bodies Only · Youngblood1989 · 2 Nov 2026

Does anyone know the correct bolt size and length to hook up the exhaust pipe flange to the manifold? I’m switching from headers to stock manifolds so I have no original hardware to compare. I know they sell kits but I don’t have time to wait for shipping and wanted to grab the bolts from the hardware on the way home from work. Thanks in advance. 73 Scamp with small block.

For A Bodies Only · a68postcar · 31 Oct 2026

73 Scamp for your par ousel. I've found the best thing to do is let the pics tell the story. My sons car. khan1187 pictures to follow

For A Bodies Only · dart6 · 30 Oct 2026

I have a QF purple Brawler Carb fitted on a 360 in a 74 Plymouth Scamp I can't open the carb fully using the accelerator pedal. In the video the pedal is pressed to the floor. You can see the difference when i manually open the carb to full How would i remedy this

For A Bodies Only · Duster360LA · 29 Oct 2026

I suppose its time I start a build thread, although there's still a long way to go. Project is a 1971 Scamp I bought from a FABO member in Arkansas and hauled back to Texas. It was a low-optioned 225 six with a 904 that had 37,000 miles on it. No rust on any panels, floorboards and trunk look brand new. The second owner had it for over 20 years and only put about 12,000 miles on it. He said the older woman who originally purchased the car had it for more than 32 years and put about 25,000... Read more

For A Bodies Only · VAD Gold Rush · 28 Oct 2026

I normally don’t come here for these kinds of questions, but I’m having a hard time finding an aftermarket radiator that will actually work for my slant six. What radiator are you all running that works with late A bodies still running a slant six? It has a 19” radiator currently. I’d like to upgrade to a 22” if I can find one that works with the slant. If not, it stays cool with almost a gallon of coolant leaked out. I threw in a pic so y’all can see the car I’m trying to... Read more

For A Bodies Only · Jim Ward · 21 Oct 2026

I am looking for a NOS or mint condition fuel sending unit for my 72 scamp. Price to include shipping to 49341. The aftermarket sending units are nowhere close to accurate on the factory gauges Thanks Jim

For A Bodies Only · dart6 · 21 Oct 2026

Does anyone know what the wire connector by the body bung plugs into? It feeds off the loom going to the seatbelts

For A Bodies Only · Jim Ward · 20 Oct 2026

Check out this video to see the progress on my 1972 Plymouth Scamp bought in northern Wisconsin. I started on this car the fall of 2024 and hope to have it done by May 2025.

For A Bodies Only · Duster360LA · 19 Oct 2026

Came out of a low miles 71 Scamp with a /6 and 904 (non AC car). Had it pressure and flow tested and cleaned/re-solderd all connections and brackets. $165 plus the ride.

For B Bodies Only · 4SpeedDemon · 18 Oct 2026

Looking for the adapter can to put a tuff wheel in my Scamp.

For A Bodies Only · 6PackScamp · 16 Oct 2026

I usually toss the stock T bars but these are from my 47,000 mile 1971 Scamp in very nice shape. One still has yellow grease paint on it from the factory. It’s a factory undercoat car and there is some on the bars but it doesn’t affect installation or removal. Boxed up and ready to go, perfect for that drag car or your slant six car with worn out bars. $75 plus shipping from 95695

For A Bodies Only · exorcism · 16 Oct 2026

Hello Got a 74 scamp with the small 198CU engine ,put on a reman 1945 holley from uremco Out of the box was running not bad , but ever since i got a small stumble off idle , it kills the cars at roundabouts , when i go from reverse to drive it dies , very fun with parking , when i come to a stop and tap the brakes too hard it stumbles and sometimes it catches , mosly it dies. Tried a new coil , new plugs , new plugwires , new ingition box , 0 degree timing , 5 , 10 , 15 degree , the vacuum... Read more

For A Bodies Only · Kegan B · 14 Oct 2026

318/904. New cam(Comp Cams Thumpr) View attachment 11.jpg View attachment 6.jpg View attachment 7.jpg View attachment 5.jpg ... Read more

For A Bodies Only · Kern Dog · 6 Oct 2026

I have two pairs of these plastic panels that fit at the top of the doors. This pair is green and in excellent condition. They came from a 73 Dart Swinger but fit every two door A body from 73-76. No cracks, original plastic finish. Never been painted. The fuzzies/cat whiskers are also in excellent condition. These are used but still look like new. If green... Read more

For A Bodies Only · burrpenick · 5 Oct 2026

These are what fits: burrpenick said: Does anyone know if the rods that insert into the seats are a standard size- like could I use something off a later model vehicle. Extra points for WHAT vehicles headrests that should work on the 70 Duster bench seat! Click to expand... AI tells me this, hoping someone has a set for sale. George in NC Compatible Vehicle Models Plymouth A-Body & B-Body: Valiant , Scamp, Belvedere , Satellite, and GTX bench seats from 1968 through 1970... Read more

For A Bodies Only · Plymouth_Ruster · 29 Sep 2026

I've heard time and again that the Cross Rams just won't fit in an A body, but I'm a special, stubborn kind of stupid - i want to know exactly how much I'd have to cut, and where, to make it work. There's a '61 CR for a decent price near me, and it'd be super cool if I could shove it into my Scamp. It'd be going on a 383, which would solve part of the height issue and make the width issue worse, but if I can get a general idea of how wide it is on an RB I can sort of figure out if I'm... Read more

For A Bodies Only · ScampNYC · 26 Sep 2026

Hi, I have a 5.9 magnum in my 71 scamp. I decided to use the serpentine set up. I figured out that you have to use a fan off a Jeep Cherokee as it’s a smaller diameter and won’t fit any of the factory shrouds. The ram truck fan is too large. Right now I’m trying to figure out a shroud. I have two shrouds that’ll work. The thing is with the fan and clutch that I have on the fan is about 2 inches from the radiator core. I can use my deeper shroud, and this will perfectly put the fan half in... Read more