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It’ll be another week before I’m back at the car.

We had tires put on our box truck a little while back. I'm glad I haven't had to deal with them myself, but I feel sorry for the tire guy. Dually wheels, steel, ten lug 22.5s. (I'm betting a hundred plus pounds each, easy. F550 chassis).

Power Nation did a build in a slant six with a turbocharger. You might want to see if you can look the episode up and watch it. They went through all of the particulars and told exactly what was needed to keep it alive.

The 650 AVS and 600 AFB may be a tick rich, but easily tuned and can be tuned again later if you make upgrades.

Had a little scare last week, no one had seen Boozey for almost five days. It turns out he got caught in a live trap we had out for a raccoon. Poor little guy was in there for who knows how long, hit rained on and was quite hungry after he was released. He downed two cans of tuna in rapid...

Never did say if you checked to see if you had full throttle.

I have an 05 Caravan 3.3L that I use to bomb around town and run errands in. I'm the second owner of it and unfortunately it's getting a little long in the tooth, I may have to retire it.

We had an all-black shepherd too, Mopar, the fourth of our brood. She contracted cancer recently, and crossed the Rainbow Bridge at 6 1/2. Happy to hear Andre is doing well.

@clementine Thanks for sharing, and thanks for the update on your pup. I also wasn't aware, but love the little furries. No such thing as bad dogs, just bad owners...

Post a pic of it on the carb

@junkyardhero ?

Do you have any idea what number they are, C10, C11, C12?

Brazilian detailing company. And I have heard that they pay stupid prices for cars in Mexico and South America.

It is cool for sure! Nice snag! :thumbsup:

Your correct Steve, when you google the number the bottom part of the stick looks the same but the top part on the googled number looks like another stick for a threaded knob but the one I have is totally different at the top to except the grips, I don't know, but it is pretty cool.

REALLY wish I was closer. Somebody is going to be really lucky. Good luck!

A woman brought a very limp duck into a veterinary surgeon. As she laid her pet on the table, the vet pulled out his stethoscope and listened to the bird's chest. After a moment or two, the vet shook his head and sadly said, "I'm sorry, your duck, Cuddles, has passed away." The distressed...

Lay a pry bar on ground pointing to middle of hub, roll wheel onto it then lift outer end of prybar. Trick to it.

Thank you, but did already find a complete ash tray.

500 AVA-II

At some point in the video they mentioned the motor was 70. That car is definitely a mid to late 70’s car. 74 I’m thinking.

Google it, that's a # for a shifter but it's been modified.

I should add I got the vehicle this way. It hasn’t worked since I got it.

Hey guys, my first post here. I have no idea where im supposed to post this question. I hope this is the right place. I have a 1973 Plymouth duster with a 360la motor from some other unknown vehicle. The temp gauge is not working. It stays on cold and does not move. I have taken a jumper wire...

yes, we adjusted the throttle cable to have the carb fully open with the pedal to the floor then verified the KD linkage was pushing the lever all the way back in that condition.

It’s all about the motion in the ocean or something like that.

How hard is parts for 50s/ 60s Evinrude? Need an engine gasket set, carb kit, and probably an impeller for a 53 fleetwin (7-1/2hp model 7512 ) and a fuel pump gasket, plus possibly a carb kit and impeller for a 63 18hp (model 18302 if I remember right)

You will need to graft the tail section from a 70 or 71 Dart due to the trunk opening being revised from 69, as well as the bumper attachment points. I knew one person who did it with a 68 as a starting point 20 or more years ago, but I only saw it after the rear section was grafted on. There is...

Did u verify the carb is all the way open by having someone inside pressing it to the floor and u checking the travel at the carb? Some years didn’t have the part throttle kick down. Kim