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That's great! Last one I saw in person was in the Wheels of America museum https://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/threads/stop-in-for-a-cup-of-coffee.299763/post-1972762206

Thanks. That explains what we're seeing!

Bet Fred don't use newspaper! Might have removed some a few times...

Hell yea. If its not bondo and newspaper job that's a fair deal. Nice and clean and supercharged!

and the hood don't even fit right. LOL

I can go 100 miles an hour Long as I've got the Almighty′s power There must be 100 versions and assuredly an infinate number of verses. LOL

One of the volunteers from NY state would bring a slab - forget what the cut was called. We put fat on the barrels. My thinking was something is better than nothing as they were starting to show rust on the inside after 10 years of neglect. Hate to think what they look like now 20 years later...

Where's the red X ? LOL Like I wrote. Too tempting when cooking to just it all right then and there. That's not a breakest

that's too tempting. What are you having it with?

That looks crazy off. Not that you really want to see hammer hits on cylinder.

What are the centers made of?

Not sure what you mean. It looks like a single action with side gate loading like Single Action Army etc. There is nothing 'simple' about a revolver mechanism that I've seen so far. Insides are always a bit of clockwork. On the other hand (pun not intended) if it locks up on 2 of the six...

I hadn't looked in a while. About 10 years ago could get them new in SBP 14" diameters.

All steel then I guess. I know they were were much heavier than the cast aluminum.

They have a repair center? Does it have 'ratchet' on the rear face that need reshaping? Sounded like Willy knows at least a bit about how they work.

They're pretty and they are strong. But when I found out how much they weighed I stopped lookin! There have been some all aluminum versions made - thought they were forged. or maybe those were Torque Thrusts Cant remember

maybe dumb question. What's the story on those Cragers? I thought they were cast aluminum center rivetted to steel rims. These look to be welded so either are all steel or all aluminum.

Watchya talking about Mr Mike?

Who knows. I recall a "this road not maintained, proceed at your own risk" sign back in the mid 1980s. There's many penny pinching measures throughout the parks, but more so in ones like the Del Water Gap NRA which kindof are dropped on the NPS to deal with. You should see what most of the...

It was good while it lasted. I haven't been back up there since 2018. Don't know if the road is even open. The switchback on the other side of the ridge had already been abandoned. Supposed to be maintained sufficent for wildfire response. You can be the judge.

OK. I best get going. Need to restock on sand for plastering and a bunch of other things.

Not too far away

I don't consider the squared off 76? up Nova a real Nova. :p

I think of all the cars you guys have mentioned, theVolare Road Runner and RX-7 may be the only that was in production late 70s to early 80s. I mostly remember those years.

This is cool. Pan-American 'clipper' as the logo Stuff I didn't appreciate when I was younger.

I still don't know how his car was wired. I do think it had an optional higher output wiring setup. Love it when people don't provide the pics asked for.

:lol: Yea. That was special!

Edited my earlier posts. Apparently I left out hte link to the guy who is gonna make a video after succeeding in running 40 amps to his battery (and not having an immediate disaster)...

I'll keep you in mind the next time I'm searching and see names of guys doing repair.