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Wow!!!!!!

Was that a crash test or just a crash?

Nice car for the price. Not much to do to it to go to cruise night.

That reminds me of the time I went to O'Reilly for '73 Duster parts. Of course, it didn't pop up on the kids computer. He gave me a puzzled,led look and asked "Is that a car?"

:rofl: :rofl::rofl:Yep, you're a car guy.

This is the first time this has happened since I've been using this manual. The manual does not list a fuel filler neck as a component. Under "Fuel System", it lists gas tanks, and it list gas caps, carburetors, intake manifolds, air cleaners, etc., etc. But there is no listing for the filler...

I'll be happy to. It'll be later today, though.:thumbsup:

It makes 'em run faster if they're going downhill.

I have '68, 340, 4 BBL, stock oil pan. Parts Catalog has 2 different dipsticks for the application. 2402839 is 20-1/2 " long. 2946470 is 20-3/8" long. It seems that the tube is standard for both (1859788). Which dipstick to use???

'68 Dart, 340, 4 spd, mild cam, street use.. Anybody ever used Power Torque clutch assembly from O'Reilly? Any advice on using/not using this setup for street use...

That is FREAKING AWESOME!!! I can't even imagine that kind of detailed craftsmanship.

Is he running in the wrong direction? :realcrazy:

French made?

You could not have staged that any better if you tried.

Four of these little dudes in the yard this morning.

It's pretty hot out here, so I think I'll just lay down here in the shade.

I thought the same thing!

Any reference to videos to assist with alignment/adjustment would be appreciated.

I took advantage of the family visiting to get my daughter and son-in-law to help me install the doors on the Dart. Obviously got a lot of aligning to do, but at least they're hung.

Oh my..that's not gonna be a pretty landing.:eek:

Boo, hiss...

Great commercial from XFinity

Great commercial from Xfinity.

They're faster if they're always rolling downhill like that:lol:

Man, that thing is solid. Like the thread title says...it's a long ways from Texas. But for 4300, I'd almost do it. It won't stay up for very long.

Any guesses as to whether these dudes made it home with their pipe?

F'ing OUCH!!