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He could fund all your projects.

You pick the wrong time to fly with that computer glitch last week the airlines still haven't caught up and I would imagine a lot of hotels are booked up. good luck on finding one.

I once worked for a county transit bus company, and we had a bus lose a right front wheel before it even reached its first stop of the morning. My boss wanted that wheel back so bad they put a crew of people to walk along the highway for 4 hours to find it. Then they wanted every bus inspected...

But that is the point of a tag axle you put it down when your loaded and up when you're unloaded. They are operated by air and have an air bag suspension controlled by the driver.

Yep, brakes on all wheels has been a thing since the 70s.

Not likely has a brake drum still attached to it.

Thats what a tag axle is.

Name rings a bell, but I can't place him.

Could also be from a tag axle.

Yea I have experienced that also they are all ready to throw parts at a problem and the person who posted the original question doesn't have a clue where to begin. Rip off all the emission parts you don't need them anyhow etc. What if the OP lives in a state that has emissions inspection? A lot...

In case you didn't know the dealership photo with the large statue of a man was Art Grindle Dodge in Orlando. And his arm moved up and down, their slogan was "We want to sell you a car."

It's all funny money today but that's a topic for the N&P forum.

Unless you have an overflow tank and the coolant recovery style cap the radiator should be filled to approximately 1 inch down from the cap seal to allow for expansion. If you do have an overflow tank and coolant recovery cap, then fill the bottle to the full line or about half full. If you are...

It's becoming like Idiocracy out there, even Ebag is becoming useless.

If it's front wheel drive not all wheel drive get a car dolly, for that matter U-Haul is selling off a bunch of theirs you may find a dealer to sell you one for less than $1200 dollars.

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I believe 63-66 are the same narrow A bodies 67 and up would be the wide A bodies. Layson's would have them LAYSON'S RESTORATIONS - DODGE, CHRYSLER, PLYMOUTH RESTORATION PARTS

North Carolina gets hurricanes too and like Florida you get costal damage but when they move inland, they create even more havoc because North Carolina is not flat like Florida is and you get flash flooding.

But notice all of this kind of damage is along the coast, don't live on the coast live inland and not in south Florida and hurricanes are just an annoyance not life or property destroying.

Only if you live in the big cities or along the beach.

Just remember if you swap back to V belts the water pump may need to be change out so pay attention to water pump rotation and the fan clutch may have the same issue.

Get use to running the AC 11 months out of the year.

Mine is an abbreviation of my first and last name.

Stay away from the coast you need to be approximately 40-50 miles inland to minimize hurricane damage. Property insurance is insane currently I hope the state legislature can straighten that out soon. Home prices are still high, but I believe that's about to change. As far as schools go, I would...

Got turned on to Whataburger when I moved to Texas in the early 80s, they recently started moving into Florida we have a brand-new location in St Augustine.

Probably cost about $2.25 back in the day.

My brother was stationed at Hurlburt until he got out of the Air Force, he owned a house in Navarre about 5 minutes from the beach. I am sure the area has grown up a lot since then. You could sit on his back patio at night and hear them out on the range practicing.

But now we have another disease to worry about at least there is an old vaccine for it, Measels they are now recommending an MMR vaccine booster for everybody. I don't think the MMR vaccine was around when I was a kid, but I did have one in 2007 before I went overseas to work.

It seems like it was designed that way.

We don't here in Florida anymore they stopped in the late 70s. I agree we need it; my pet peeve is headlight standards.