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I thought this was a pic of Robert NeNiro and Big Daddy!:thumblef:

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That's good to know. We did have it taken care of at the dealer. First time, they did a software update, second time was a full tranny rebuild and new converter, third time was another software update. It is now out of warranty, but all of these issues happened while under warranty. When...

We have a 2009 escape I4 fwd and have had major transmission problems with it. Hopefully it's straightened out now, as it is now out of warranty. Also, we thought ours was peppy when we test drove it, but now are a little dissapointed with it's power in passing situations.

Yes, mine has the same timing cover. I think they were all the same until 1970. In 1970 they changed the timing cover and water pump. One other thing I find interesting is although my block was cast on the same day, your vin number is much earlier than mine. Mine is 371XXX. Although I don't...

Wow, that block was cast on the same day as the block in my car (original engine too).

Yes, please do. I'm looking forward to them.

Looks like a 385 series 429/460 engine to me.

I have some left over parts from putting a Hurst shifter in my car. I bought these and other shifter parts from a member here a few months ago. These are parts that I didn't use. All of them appear to be new, but the shifter ball has a few scratches on it. I bolted the shifter and some of...

16 out of 17 for me.

I'm watching it now too.

My oldest is 10 and he is autistic (PDD-NOS). I was putting my wheels back on my commuter car and he wanted to help. I asked him to hand me the hub caps and he gave me a box of nails. He doesn't have ADHD, but he is on a ADHD medication to help him concentrate. He seemed as he was having an...

At the gas station I worked at in high school, the owner's son got a GNX as a graduation present. It was car #251. I asked the old man what he thought of it and I still remember him telling me that you had to have the car pointed straight ahead or it would get away from you.

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Can you please check the casting date on the 72 motor?

I used to have a 1941 9N. Had to work on it every time I used it. I have no idea how many hours were on it, but it was well used. If you happen to need parts for it that aren't available from New Holland (such as axle spider gears, tore the rear end up in mine), you can check with Helm's farm...

I noticed no difference at all going from J heads to Eddy's. No track times to confirm, just feels the same to me.

I have a 150K BTU Lanair waste oil heater for my 36x52 barn. Has no problem keeping it warm.

My next door neighbor told me that he likes my "Dukes of Hazard" car.

I haven't seen the two mopars you mentioned before, but yesterday I saw a real nice silver w/black stripes 72 SS Chevelle. I've seen this car a few times here on base.

I work on Fort Belvoir and I occasionally drive our car to work.

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I have an Autolifters 9000 pound 2 post lift. Top of the posts is 11'10". I put it in about 10 years ago, but believe they have since gone out of business.

When our GTS was new (father in law was the original owner), it also had the fuel pump eccentric bolt back out. The car had about 6,000 miles on it when it happened.

Our car has the horizontal stripe and it didn't come with the center nose piece.

When I was a young kid, my dad had a 1930 Ford Model A coupe. He sold that car when I was around 6 but I clearly remember riding around in that car. A couple of years later, he bought a 1931 Ford Model A Deluxe Roadster. He still has the car. That was the first car I learned to drive. Many...

You do not have to take the whole thing apart. Take the bearing retainer off. Then you will see a small snap ring on the input shaft that fits up against the inner race of the bearing. You will also see a big snap ring that fits around a outer race. This keeps the bearing from going too far...

I have one. I bought it because my original 2 row wasn't keeping my engine cool. I put it in and it worked great, but I removed it because I just didn't like the non-original look it had. I ended up getting my original radiator recored to a 3 row.

I agree with all of this except for the being an eagles fan part. He screwed up big time, but he's paid a hell of a price for it too. He needs to work and knows how to do this particular job. How would you all like to be denied a job forever even after you've done your time for the crime?

The one I will always remember is in the late 80's, I was working at a gas station in high school and a kid who was 2 years older than me had a 69 Camaro RS/SS convertible, hugger orange with white stripes, a REAL 396/375 car, 4 speed, 4.10 12 bolt. It was his only car being 18 and he was a...