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Hey Mike, do you Admin over at the truck site? Registered and waiting on approval so I can do some searches :thankyou:

Looks like some bonehead tried to pry the trunk lid open….:BangHead:

I've been hearing this same story a lot lately. Whatever you decide to do you can always buy another car :thumbsup: I've found having a simple combo, stick shift, with street gears keeps my interest at a high level.

Might need some heat. If you can't get it to break free with heat, maybe drill the hinge rivets if you can find replacements that are that small? It might just be too far gone.

Exactly... :thumbsup:

Great! I'm glad it worked out well and that you are happy with it. That shifter will be just fine for your car, and the way you will probably drive it. If you had a high horse power 340 Demon and hot rodded it around a lot, then sure, a Hurst shifter would be better suited. But for a nice driver...

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Maybe you guys aren’t driving your cars fast enough?

We are selling our Signet 4dr 225 Slant 6 Gold color(Original Paint) Automatic transmission and WORKING factory air conditioning. We bought this from the original owner known as BANGO BILLY. Banjo Billy is 93 years old and had a kids program based out of Miami and also worked on The CAPTIAN...

THe coolest

Quite a few years ago I had pretty much the same problem. 1 of the seats wasn’t tight in the air horn. Loose by about a thread or so. Fuel was getting past the threads and making it flood. Tightened the seat then no more flooding. Yet it sealed when inverted. Also seen that if the needle has a...

:thankyou: JD Just arrived at home. The car (and the transmission) work perfectly. The Inland shifter isn't so bad... Maybe that this transmission didn't work a lot during its history and the shifter mechanism isn't too much loose (I've known worst with some european cars :D). As the 833 comes...

I went to a local car show that was held in a Motel parking lot :realcrazy: Some very nice cars attended. This one Willys coupe really got my attention, "Man that thing looks familiar". I looked long and carefully at it. Fella walks up behind me and says "If you're thinking Stone, Woods, and...

Where's the beef?

j_anderson I did soak the door in Evaporust overnight when I de-rusted all the internal doors and clips. It didn't seem to help much. I have also tried to squirt in some PTFE dry lube to see if that helps (still working on that). When I repaired the corner, I cut a piece of steel to fit into the...

Just climbed up into the attic.... Heavy rain and the flashing repair is doing its job. Everything dry. :thumbsup:

hmmm...battery on the dart left me stranded sat at the Milton car show.. Got it boosted and was on my way. i checked the battery and it now reads 15 volts. Too high...can anyone tell me where in the hell is the voltage reg. i would think it would be attached to the firewall...Is it true that it...

The old LD4B's and LD340's as well.

Yup its usually a spacer or the intake is too high issue. Fun snippet of info the Edelbrock Torker while it is not popular for some was a low rise single plane that was designed to fit under a street car hood...:)

Regarding Cheeseburger Day. According to the internet news many fast food places have specials today, if you use their "App". For those of us that choose not to have the necessary equipment or those that perhaps can't afford that technology :icon_fU:

Speaking of wrecks

I ran out there a few times with my Olds. Never fast enough to play with the big guys though. Cross Keys shopping center was the big place to go on the weekends after the stores closed

Hey, Doc. So, then you make some Billy Bob teeth? LOL!

they make a little blue green pill for that !!!---------------LOL

Back when I was a rabid Audiophile a good Audio-buddy of mine (who was on his way out of the hobby) said something I've never forgotten: "I'd rather live my life with music, than for music". I forget that every now and then, but thankfully it pops into my feeble brain every so often to remind...