This is the expandable tube from the air cleaner to the exhaust manifold cover to aid in cold start up. In the parts book they call it connector, a/cleaner to exhaust manifold heat tube. I believe each (1) part need to be cut to fit, and there is actually enough for 2 uses or cars.
Set of hard to find parts here, and imperative if you are restoring one of these Lil Red Express / Warlock / Ramcharger / Macho trucks. Read list of parts carefully:
Very hard come by these days, here is a pair of 4033338 Custom Nameplates. 77-78 for sure, probably 72-79. SOLD OUT I DO HAVE USED ONES.
NOS decal 4214331 drivers front fender wheel opening. Listed in the 1981 book as "Filigree" and the illustration showing it available on std box, short box and Ramcharger body styles. 1982 book lists it as "Pullman" Filigree, fitting the same bodies. THIS IS GOLD, but it also lists them in white so be sure gold is the one you need. It reminds me of the Warlock ones, but a little less flamboyant. $15.00 shipped anywhere in the world.
OK here is a .pdf with the 2 Lil Red Express folders available from the dealership in 78-79, a couple old magazine articles, all the Lil Red specific parts book pages with illustrations and part #'s as well as the Warlock exterior stuff. Very informative. These things take some time to do, so if you like it, say so ;-)
NOS 2402210 Mopar throttle cable retainer, used on all engines from the 6 to the Hemi.It fit all models of Mopar, for sure every car/truck in the 70's ABECFM & trucks, I have seen it on the early 80's vehicles like Mirada, truck, Imperial Cordoba etc. and have seen the part # back in the parts books AT LEAST as far back as 1964, probably earlier. Basically, if you are restoring a Mopar, you need it, and it IS a discontinued part, not something you can go get at your local dealer. It is clip 14-25-5 in the illustration. SOLD OUT
NOS 2465483 Mopar throttle cable plug. Being a push in -spread out type part, these seem to either break or get lost during restoration. It goes at the gas pedal, where the knob end of the throttle cable goes through a hole, then drops into a slot...this fills the hole after cable installation to keep it from popping out. A very important, yet tiny part.
These are almost impossible to find as singles, let alone a pair. I believe they fit 72-80someting Dodge/Plymouth/Fargo pickups, but am not positive, but I do know for sure 78-81. That makes them right for a Lil Red Express Truck, part #'s 4083716 and 4083717. $200.00 shipped anywhere in the world.
NOS pair of rear brake cables for 1978-1979 and 1980 trucks with 11X2-1/2 inch brakes. (The Lil Red Express came with those). The passenger side (4030362) is 81.62 inches long, while the drivers side (4030363) is 40.62 inches.
Correct Mopar Heat/Def cable for 1978-1981 Dodge trucks, these always got kinked up in operation. 60.00 shipped anywhere in the world.
Throttle cable for all 318-360 engines in 1978 and 1979 Dodge trucks. $75.00 shipped anywhere in the world.
Here are the folders you could get at the dealer. I have a couple magazine articles (road tests etc.) from the day, and a parts list including scans from the parts book I will put up asap.
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