Note about the content creator for this channel. Passing along over 50 years of technical experience/expertise owning, driving, and working on what are now classic Mopar automobiles, both professionally and otherwise. Raised by a Professional EE in a Mopar only household, was designing DC circuits way before I could drive. Learned to drive in a ’66 Dodge Coronet 500. First car was a '66 Satellite/361. Second car, ’70 RR/383/4-spd, worked on countless other cool Mopar’s for friends and neighbors alike before graduating HS, fun times. Associate’s degree in automotive technology, cut my teeth working at Chrysler dealers in the seventies. Owner/operator of a high-end auto/marine electronics installation shop in the eighties and nineties before migrating into dealer IT before returning to my Mopar roots with my current cars/projects. Of late, have been posting info countering a lot of technical misinformation about these old cars, especially electrical subjects.