Power Steering help needed, I'm SOOOO stuck!!

[68chargeruk]

really need some help here as i'm finding the sites i'm looking at so difficult to navigate as they don't do 'suggested parts' and I'm not knowledgeable enough to know the parts that are required. (i'm in the UK)

The power steering on my 68 Charger is not correct so posted a wanted ad and have bought the following brand new items from a fellow forum member in the UK

Federal PS Pump p/n PS6157
lines 71241 and 70353

now I know I need a cap, pulley and bracket to fit them to the car but I CANNOT figure out which ones, it even says this on their site - 'cap nut and pulley not included' but doesn't give the parts needed 

i've been on Classic Industries and Summit and just can't work out what I need.  I don't understand why they wouldn't have an upsell section trying to get you to buy the parts they know aren't included ??

oh and the big question which has me worried on Classic Industries it says 'fits 69 onwards' have I just bought a heavy paperweight!!!

I'd love some help as i'm going insane with this search 

Not fussed where the parts are sourced, mancini, summit, CI i just need to know i'm ordering the right bits as i'll be stung for shipping and a longish wait for them so want to make sure they all match up

Thanks for any help guys!!

[70 sublime]

Not sure what parts you need but would be nice to know what motor you have and if you have air conditioning or not

[68chargeruk]

Thanks, I thought I'd put in the original post I need the reservoir cap, pulley and mounting bracket apologies if I missed that bit

and its a 383 air con was there originally but no longer present

[darbgnik]

These guy are supposed to be the pulleys and brackets experts:

https://www.bouchillonperformance.com/

[68chargeruk]

thanks for the suggestion, no stock on the pulley since Jan 2020

[hemi71x]

Look in the For Sale section of this forum.
I most likely have what your looking for.
hemi71x

[charger Downunder]

search for power steering in the search section at the top

http://www.dodgecharger.com/forum/index.php/topic,20553.0.html