Recent content by Big Jim

Could be mistaken but I think they are the clips used to help get tire chains around the tire, but I haven't seen a pair of them in 30+ years...

Just an applied case of the theory that the biggest mouth is powered by the smallest brain....

Nice ride- wish I had one...

Selling my old Snap-On top box after 20+ years of using it. Drawers still slide open and shut easily, lid and door close-have original lock, just not in it at the moment. Showing it's years of use, but still a good solid Snap-On box. Listing it here for a week first, then ??? Asking $500; box is...

Back in the day the shortest oil filter available was a Fram PH43-originally for a 71 Dodge Colt/Plymouth Cricket. Only held 1/2 quart.

Cleaning up the tool box clutter and came across the old Snap-on tool for the beehive brake shoe hold down springs for early A-bodies. Been laying in the drawer so long the plastic handle disintegrated. Hoping someone here can help with the original Snap-on number so I can stamp it on the...

First guess worn or missing bushings, broken or missing retainer for bushings; possibly pivots loose at block/bellhousing and inner fender; pivot torn through sheet metal if the brace for it is not on the inner fender....

I wouldn't be interested in anything ol' Duane was involved in- be too afraid his arrogance would rub off...JMHO

While it's not something I would have done (or honestly even considered) it's too bad the haters can't stop long enough to consider the time/thought/engineering skills and knowledge required to pull this off. And on top of that, to end up with a reliable, apparently fun to drive car. Giant...

Those are aftermarket residual pressure valves. Supposedly, they improve braking performance by keeping pressures up in the system- less pedal effort, etc. if you believe the advertising...

Purebred AKC pups- 5 females, 2 males. Whelped 4-26-13 (Hemi puppies!) PM me for pics/questions. Available 07-05. $700 each with all paperwork. Pups are in Mesa, AZ. Thanks!

Gauges...???

Good old fashioned hot toddy- 1-2 tbsps whiskey, 1 tbsp sugar, 1 tbsp lemon juice, 1-2 tbsps honey in a coffee cup, fill with water and microwave until hot. Sip until it's gone and you'll sleep like a baby...

Be more thankful of what I do have and ***** less about what I don't...

Might take a close look at the distributor cap for small cracks or carbon tracking-either one shows itself more in high humidity or rainy weather. Just a thought...