Recent content by hemi71x

Stockton, Ca. fairgrounds.

My current pair of LCA's that i now have for sale. Rebuilt pair #28. This is the latest rebuilt pair that i have in stock, without sway bar mount tabs on them, for sale. And 30, 40, 50, year old cars don't show up anymore at the self serv, Pick-N-Pull wrecking yards.. But i got fortunate...

:usflag:

:usflag:

:thumbsup:

:)

:usflag:

:usflag:

I'm well know at my local UPS Store as i use them quite frequently. Just have to walk in, put the package down on the counter, then they scan it into the system, your all done, turn around, walk out the door.

I don't understand what you mean by a "ton of bricks"? If you don't have a UPS Store in your neighborhood, or your city, you can easily drop it off at a UPS terminal. And you don't hafta always use UPS when using Pirate Ship. You also can get a quote thru them using the USPS, if you want to, and...

Couldn't tell ya. Nothing to compare it to. I just print out the shipping label, when i get the shipping quote, and call it done.

I have used Pirate ship to send parts up into Canada, and to a few of the European countries. No problems at all. It just has you do the customs information when your doing the shipping label. Easy, peasy.

NOT MINE NOT MINE. Information only, to pass along. If anyone is within driving distance to the Sparks, Nevada Pick-N-Pull wrecking yard they just put out this 76 Dodge Dart, to be picked over. Anyone needing parts, just thought i would let you know. I'm not interested in going up there and...

I agree with you, there. I think The Kelsey Hayes, Mustang calipers with the hose bolting directly into the caliper is a much better arrangement. Don't know the reason why Mopar had to use a hard line, a hose bracket, then the rubber hose bolting down onto the hard line?

A Kelsey Hayes, "Mustang" caliper can easily be determined from a Mopar one, is on the Ford caliper brake hose screws directly into the body of the caliper, where a Mopar caliper uses a hard metal line, and then the brake hose screws onto that. EDIT: Here's a picture or two of a "MUSTANG"...