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Do you know anyone else over his way?

just tried, he didn't answer.

Logano/Byron for Phoenix

Try to get him again, please?

i talked with him on the phone about a month or so ago, but not lately. He was ok then

Not sure why you'd believe that. Very very simple. It is called a piston stop. I first learned to use one about 1971. Back then I used to find a disturbing no. of Ford 352/ 390s had slipped the balancer and impossible to otherwise set the timing for tune up If you have an...

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Pulleys are different depths from cast iron and aluminum pumps.

Not trying to be a know it all but I've seen TDC verification kick some pretty skilled people.

Sad. https://www.espn.com/racing/story/_/id/42294887/bobby-allison-nascar-legend-3-daytona-500-winner-dies

I had a Feather Duster with an auto years ago.

Go Jets!

R.I.P. to one of the real drivers!

Well Woo Hoo just great to hear ya again Dave! Glad your Companies are rocking it! Don’t get sucked back in to the 100 hr weeks! Hah! Missed ya at Carlisle last summer. Glad you are staying healthy. Your art work in our shop still garners comments of appreciation regularly! Be well good Sir!

Just saw that on another thread, R.I.P. Bobby Allison.

@318willrun do you know where @Jadaharabi Randall is?

Post some pictures of the differential when you can so we can help identify it.

Just installed some Doug’s headers on my 1971 Plymouth scamp. 360 magnum/904 combo. I previously made a set of trans cooler hoses that run to a large trans cooler in front of the radiator (the two black braided hoses). However, they are awfully close to my new headers. I’m not sure how to go...

Looking for a piece of the shift linkage for a 74 Dart. Small block with 904, column shifted. I have the rod that attaches the transmission lever to the torque shaft. I need the rod that attaches from the torque shaft to the steering column.

It sure is, beat Dallas 4-1 today, now the only team in NHL history to win 14 of the first 15 games of the season. Even the Dallas Stars play by play and color analyst were praising the Jets effort as a team.

Yep!!! That’s it. Thank you!!!

No 68 Mopars had VIN numbers stamped on the core support and trunk lip, please prove it...

I had to do some investigating ira6 is some badass hemi heads

Back when NASCAR was all the 'good old boys' and you could tell the cars apart, unlike today's cars that all look like a jellybean. R.I.P. Bobby Allison, you were one of my favorites.

Allison, NASCAR Hall of Famer, dies at age 86

Sounds like someone swapped an A-Body 8.75” axle into the car maybe? If so, those are fetching pretty big dollars now a days. Make some money back on the purchase or get some BBP axles and run it. Rare car, 1 of 586 based on one source. There is a thread with a running tally of those on here...

Looks about 18”

That's an impressive streak going there!

I have a 67 dart that was parked in 1976. It had many oe brake parts. The odometer read 68,000 miles about 7500 miles per year.