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1969 Dad washing "The Dart" 2/3 of the car hoard (65 mustang was in the garage)

Avoid SS leaf springs if not a drag car, as the SS leafs are not equal construction left and right and therefore not symmetrical. Additionally, avoid Mancini leaf springs as one of the two SS leaf springs I bought from them the main leaf arched the wrong way the last 4 inches. When I raised...

1973 Dart Sports had standard brackets front & rear. '72 & earlier brackets & bumpers are different - (i.e.: Demon - straight bumper) Most 1974 Dart Sports had standard front brackets too. 1974 was a "transitional" year so results may vary. 1973 & earlier take the same brackets & bumpers. '73...

Rusty old man I am.

Wow, that's a nice old Plymouth van. Good luck

Ours are overachievers.

There's only a few who are ugly, majority act right

Thank you!

Thank you, yes, that’s the plan with summer approaching!

Hi looks like a pickup/van shifter you can tell by the grease fitting, it is a hurst and with the correct mounting plate & linkage rods it should work hope this helps. Joe

It always bugs me if when driving straight down the highway the steering wheel is not centered. I know in the photo my steering wheel is aftermarket, but my question is if the factory '64 - '65 steering wheel only fits one way (with one different spline/space) or can the wheel be slid on at any...

An update; I found a burned wire in the harness behind the dash , all the insulation is melted off. It's black , and a fairly large gauge so I'm pretty sure this is the culprit. Prior to that , I unwrapped a good portion of the under hood wire , all that was okay.

I don't disagree with any of your points. That said, the fact is, we could pick apart one of your builds and point to where you could get more power. You always leave something on the table with every single build. I'm not advocating inefficient builds here, I'm simply saying there's nothing...

Yes, same modification, 15 min kinda thing if your handy with a welder. Be sure to "clock" it right when rewelding. Good choice. They often go on sale at AutoZone, partic at Xmas, other retailers are known to price match . Summit

BTM reads manifold vacuum or the hat, fuel pressure regulator goes to the hat.

If I was buying new aluminum heads, I would buy the Bloomer heads and not twice. They are better than anything else out there, in a production style head and have proven to make more power than the Trick flows or anything else. By a good bit. They come ready to bolt on, and will support pretty...

Yee Haw!!! Your hard work and love is very evident in the pictures.

Safe travels!

Congrats! BEAUTIFUL ride! I totally know what your feeling I got my 56 Dodge truck on the road and drove it for the very first time this year after being off the road nearly 40 years, there is just know way to describe that feeling and I guess in your part of the world your going into your...

I think if that chip is the worst of it, I'd knock the sharp edges off with a file and set it back up and run it. Of course, as already mentioned, there are no guarantees.

There was a guy in a duster that was DQ’d the last day after video of the delivery took place. Not sure if that counts as a booted or not.

Thanks, much appreciated!

Wasn't much to say with that chunk missing outta the pinion, sorry to say, I wouldn't run that for fear of messing anything else up if/when something else goes awry. If I had to run it. It'd be with the expectation of more carnage . Good luck.

* Long time ago.

I remember when I was as skinny as this dude... (sigh)

Don't remember that story. DF said this year no one had ever been booted so not sure. My memory says he lost a lifter and cam after day 3, but I don't have a great memory so who knows.

I found the pinion gear has some wear, including this worst part (see previous post above with latest photos). The thread for this post kind of ran it's course so was trying to bring attention to this. I'm hoping I can just go with it. The ring gear looks great. To everyone who replied, thanks...

Cool car! I don't have many better suggestions than what you've been getting but I do have some questions that may influence what you do with it. * Is it a 318 or 360 car? I bought an OEM functional hood and scoop combo once off of what was surprisingly, a 318 car. If yours is a 1974 with a...

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Brian IMM is on here and I’m surprised he didn’t get back to you. I Dont know him personally but have friends that do and they are very satisfied. The Bloomer heads are the new kid on the block and are a great head developed by two brothers that do fantastic work. They are cnc’d by a well known...