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Yeah, article I was readin said that town was basically wiped off the map. Looks it too.

Well, I'm sure if she hangs with you she's a good person. With lots of patience. lol

Jack, I think that's not a bad idea, BUT I tell you what. I'll be danged if I'd put it back together without studding it. You have it apart. Now's the time. The extra clamping force might make the difference. It's a small cash outlay for the benefits. Just a thought.

I don't care how "good" the market is now. There's no way in hades I'd put anything in the market as volatile as it is. I think the safest place for money now is in a gunsafe.

LIFE Magazine was another.

That is unusual. But then, thinking about genetics, nothing is really surprising.

lol. I've pulled that one before. You won't do it again.

Welcome aboard! I have a 64 2 door seedan as well. But mine is a base model with no trim. Maybe if you could be more specific as to which trim you're removing? Different trim uses different clips.

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Just asking, but why the wide ring pack? You can unlock a little power and have less friction with a more modern thin ring pack. Run cooler, too.

It goes all the way back to the slant 6 and possibly prior. They have special washers that basically act like a "spring" and allow the manifold some "wiggle room" if you will for expansion with heat. What they should have done was put studs and nuts on instead of bolts.

Man if I had that much brains, I'd take um out and play with um.

My Ford 400 is sitting at 44* at idle. Vixen's slant 6 is close to the same. I forget exactly where it is. They both improved noticeably when I made the change.

I'm sure you'll get it optimized. You're open to trying different things and that's good. You should find my thread regarding using manifold vacuum on the vacuum advance can. If you are running a vacuum advance, it might be worth experimenting around with.

Put up a wanted ad in the classifieds detailing exactly what you're looking for. I'm sure someone here has it. The moderators frown upon trying to turn regular threads into wanted and for sale threads. It's only allowed in the classified section.

I've told Kitty about her. She wants to meet her.

You're doin better than I am. lol

I'd be happy to look at it. I'm pretty confident I could find the issue. You've been on my property before and you know how secluded it is so no one would mess with it. My only problem is, although I do have a shop, I don't have room for the car inside.

12 inch pounds = 1 foot pound. That ain't happenin with an V8.

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You said last time I asked it has like 30 minutes run time. Now it has even more. I'd say you're safe to put the inner sprAngs in.

That's what she said.

It's already fixed!

Nice!

Sorry bout that. I forgot. Kitty is working the voting precinct today and we had to get her going at 4 this mornin so I got sidetracked. She probably won't be home till between 10 and 11 tonight. Pictures of woods. lol Right off the back porch, includin Kitty's clothesline. lol

IMO, the best way to remove paint from something like a chassis is sandblasting.

They're the same on the early cars. I would assume the later ones too. But that's dangerous. lol

67 Barracuda. It says it right in the first sentence you quoted. lol

I got an error when trying to view, but I would like to see it.

A street engine. This is where people spend too much time with their noses in hot rod books and buying all the forum gurus BS. A short rod is good for high piston speed and it makes the engine pull more vacuum at low RPM. Generally speaking, that's what you want in a street engine. This is...