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How did I miss that username for so long? That's awesome!

"SEMA Approved" That's funny right there. "Approved" by a trade association. That tells you they're cheap bullshit, right on the product. FYI I can tell you just by looking at them that they're cast....

Try a late model resonator upstream of the muffler

I've always wondered if steel cable would work instead of rods. Stupid idea.

I have the most fun when i drive without a destination.

I'm interested in the K Frame alone if someone wants the rest. I would need shipped to Missouri....

The trams at Worlds Of Fun in Kansas City had propane-fueled Slant 6's with short 727's. A buddy that knows what he's talking about (dart4door) has seen them. I don't know what kinds of yokes they used. When I was at R&R Salvage right before they closed, they had a dumpster full of 8 3/4...

The factory used non adhesive black vinyl tape. Regular electrical tape makes me want to murder someone

He had a shoulder no matter what. It ain't his fault, but he paid the price. Sometimes you just gotta be responsible for yourself and there's no other way to say it.

Yeah this is my preferred method. Then the diagram is already made for you. In either case, draw/print a diagram, add any changes you make to it, then get it laminated and keep it in your glovebox or trunk. You'll be shocked how quickly you forget where that red wire you added went, and the...

These also can work well, but please be aware that Chinese version of these (and Chinese fuses) have caused many fires and circuit damages. Harbor Freight even had a recall on fuses. SAFETY RECALL

If it's not a resto, consider splicing in a modern fusebox from a later-model car like a Neon or something. This will give you the blade fuses and some relays to work with.

I just interrupt them by word two and tell them I'm a convicted felon and can't vote. That wraps things up pretty quick. Works good on people stopping you out front of stores, too.

At this point, if I buy any castings for my Mopar, they're going to be Aluminum.

First, where was the car manufactured? If it was manufactured in Venezuela, it may not have the same axle that would've been optional if it was manufactured here. I know Chrysler V.a imported the parts from Chrysler USA, but there were substitutions at times of parts shortages and gov...

Title says it, I'm looking for an aluminum A-833 overdrive bellhousing for a small block Mopar. Let me know what you have. If you have a non-OD bellhousing, I'm not above boring the hole out. Thanks! JOS

Dan is always a stand-up dude

Are they actually different? I'm not an early A guy. But I find it hard to believe that Chrysler would stock two parts when one could've worked for both applications.

Someone I know was recently accused of shooting a cat that had a GPS collar on it. I saw the tracing of the collar and it was just like the movies. I'll be buying one for my car. That said, maybe I don't want to know. I don't need a murder charge on top of my problems.

I'm sure the families of those involved will find significant consolation in that.

Please see attached photo. This is where tractor man belongs when using his decidedly off-road vehicle to go long distances along a divided highway. Trucker was in the wrong, but someone going five under on the freeway is a lot less likely to be hit (much more relative time between vehicles)...

Around here, those motors will bring $5k+ to the right buyer. Didn't realize it was still a 12V, which is even more desirable

He was on a divided highway going, at best, 25mph. Trucker was in the wrong, but tractor man is the one that lost. Just because it's legal doesn't make it wise.

24 valve Cummins of that era are pretty desirable. I don't know the value, but those motors bring pretty good money.

Don't rewatch the video if you don't want to see it, then. Farmer Bob just found out why it's illegal to ride Mopeds and horses on the Interstate. Sorry to say it, but that's Darwin.

They're not selling them that cheap around here. I'd like one with just about any engine, so long as it doesn't have the government shutyoudown package that's about to become mandatory.

68383GTS hasn't been around in awhile. He had a smallblock overdrive bellhousing I was talking to him about, and I don't know if I just pissed him off or what, but he's been silent since February.

Imma update this. Currently that list hasn't changed except that the 1996 flip car has been replaced with another '96 Neon flip car. And: 1991 Ram Cummins. 1992 Ram Cummins 1974 Valiant parts car. 1999 Neon 2000 Neon I just sold a couple.

A bit a of a necropost, but I'm going to venture a lot.

I have one in blue if that would work? It's complete, to include the steering wheel if you need it.