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Imagine the ground requirements for installing a 20,000 gallon water container? The weight of the container plus 8.33 pounds per gallon of water plus the cost of filling it with city water..

wondering the same thing , doesn't M S D recommend .044 ? that's what I run ...hotter spark should jump a wider gap anyway , the whole point of aftermarket ign. isn`t it ?? I did run .035 in both my hemis w/ stock ign. and comp. ratio , when we went to higher comp.ratio in the race car , we...

Several ppl on this forum have done the electric steering conversion. The electric assist is hidden up under the dash and it retains the stock manual steering look under the hood.

I would guess that 95% of people who see this picture will focus on the split window Vette. Me- I wanna see more of the bumpside Ford! :lol:

Mine is mounted on the dash................same place one has been since my FIL got the car in 1969. :thumbsup:

Guy runs out for 2 weeks at $119. Takes it down. Relists for $119 for 2 weeks, takes it down. Now it's back at $129. :lol: A Body Mopar Exhaust Manifold Gasket w/Shields part # 2465845. 273 & 318, NOS. | eBay

What about the cam bearings? They're just as old/ wore as the crank bearings.

I can agree the rules are there for a reason.... But Either install a 20,000 gallon tank or make a donation sounds an awful lot like a gangster style "protection" racket.... JMHO

Funny thing about windows, and lord knows you got a bunch! When Jodi was designing the house I was explaining to her I could not defend her design, as she simply had to many windows. At that point she explained to me in no uncertain terms she was not going to live in a house with gun slots and...

Maybe it is but with the possibility of spark near a fuel source, why mess around with it? There are other areas one can cheap out but fuel and brakes are not where I'd play roulette.

I removed mine and blocked the hole up top , more room for new wiring harness fuse box...

Good luck !!

Morning .

Going to ask for the Serial number. Hope he doesn't freak out

You have a lot of window panes

sounds like about half B>S> to me...

Heading up Sunday to crawl around in and under, test drive. If that checks out and we can come to an agreement then on Tuesday Scott and I will head up to get it.

I am looking to replace the fiberglass front bumper with a chrome steel bumper. I have the bumper coming, but I need the brackets. Thanks in advance....

disagree , easy to loosen all main caps and the rear seal cap and roll them out , I used an ice cream stick ...

It's Morning! Lunch made and setting down with a mug of java. The sun is shining in the window showing me how dirty the windows are. LOL

Morning! Weather still cruddy. Should improve tomorrow. Hope so, road trip tomorrow. Off to visit HalfassKustoms and coffee with some other car guys.

After the trunk lid was closed, is where the term was phrased ‘Found On Road Dead’

Welcome aboard, I enjoyed our Members from Germany, you all have great skills from what I have seen in body repair, steal work off the charts

In my opinion, you will spend much more time and energy trying to change the bearings with the engine "in" the car. Pulling the engine isn't "that" hard and besides, once the engine is out and on a stand it's "much" easier to look it over to see if there are any other problems.

Based on that article above, conductive is the way to go for fuel lines since it allows a path of discharge for any buildup of static electricity.

Welcome from the Southern (Arkansas) United States! Just a beautiful car. You will have to keep us posted on your progress.you will be amazed at the knowledge and willingness to share it here on this Forum. The Mopar sickness is real we can all assure you! Prost

Good morning Pete !

Speaking of new trucks @WV64Signet whats the POD?

Most trucks I've seen didn't have that osac thing. Mostly cars over about 2-3 years in the mid 70s. It was gray/black, sometimes on the air filter housing sometimes on the firewall and the VA line went from carb to it, then to the VA. Best thing to do if there is one would be to run a VAC line...