Recent content by hcharles

Got 76% 13 out of 17.

:happy3: Wow!!! You must be really young. 260 a/c, is 2 vent windows open @ 60 MPH. A/C in the 60s and 70s was uncommon, for most of us. So we did with what we had. The vent doors, could blow out all sorts of junk, and keep the brew handy when thirsty.

I had good luck with this company. I hired a repair shop to do the work. The parts were McQuay Norris, Federal Mogul, and energy suspension for the bushings. http://www.performancesuspension.com/

Thanks for the link!! Lots of good info.

My brother had a 48 Chrysler Windsor Highlander with the straight six. Great cruiser as longer as you drove it 60-65 mph. The engines were also used as industrial and agricultural. When my brother sold it, a farmer put the engine in his Massey-Harris 55 row crop tractor. It was a straight bolt...

If the brake pedal feels like it is pulsating, then I would check to see if the rotor is warped. That should have been caught when replacing the pads.

The word "always" tends to light a candle on some people's butt. I have had decent results with an Edelbrock or Carter AFB carbs. Also I recently purchased a rebuilt Thermoquad 850 to put on my Dodge D100. JMHO:hiding:

P51 Mustangs used a Merlin engine(Rolls-Royce). 1650 HP

8-)To 65 dartman, that valve cover really looks great!! To CudaChick, you did a fantastic job on on the valve cover!!! 5 Stars

I just joined, using the same user name here. Now we need some vendors that can get us better prices on parts. I own a 74 D100 stepside, and a 2005 Ford Ranger 3.0L.

Try this link out: http://www.p-s-t.com/chrysler.aspx They should be able to help with your vehicle.

Yeah, he is having a bad week. The jail he is in has him on a 15 and 30 minute suicide watch.

My mopar heads have air holes, and it ain't from California. Mine are being drilled out and tapped, with allen head plugs.

Good Thread!!! I have an Edelbrock aluminum on my 74 Dodge 360, and have sealant leaks everywhere. The people who built my 360 are Chevy lovers. Going back to my cast iron intake. Sorry for the hijack.

:toothy3:1936 "B" John Deere, 4 speed on the floor!!! Hey it even had spoked wheels