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I've used Bondo to repair wood where the rotted area was just aesthetic. It is no good at all for any structural repair. Very similar to your situation I have chipped rotted areas back to solid wood and used plywood as forms. Waxed paper around the plywood will keep the Bondo from sticking...

I won a lot of Dr. Peppers with a dime and a forklift. Used to also win quite a few on a stick of oxy acetylene rod being longer than an oil drum is tall.

I've purchased several items from the local Home Depot where I go into the store and find what I want. Then look the item up online with my phone. The online price is often cheaper than what the shelf price is. So, I order online for local pick up. I go to the counter to pick it up and a...

Is there a reason you don't just go to your local auto parts store and get them? I believe they're still made by Dorman and probably some others.

Help me find it. When I search WalMart this is all I get.

I also noticed the RainEx All Season washer fluid that used to be $3.29 not very long ago was now $6.79!

I just happened to notice the price of Superclean at Advance Auto here in Wyoming last week while waiting to check out. $19.99 per gallon.

Definitely agree on the relay upgrade for brighter headlights. Again, look to Daniel Stern for information and you can do it yourself. Daniel Stern Lighting Consultancy and Supply

Get ahold of Daniel Stern. He's a member and lighting expert. He knows more about auto lighting than the rest of the group combined. Daniel Stern Lighting Consultancy and Supply [email protected]

Welcome! Nice car.

Smoke on the Water! I can name that tune in three notes.......(of course most everybody on the planet can)!!

I just weighed an early a-body ball and trunnion unit. With gear oil but no shifter or levers it was 120.6 lbs.

I worked on a bunch of them back in the day and every 68 Mopar small block I worked on was red. The first few 69s I saw were still red too.

And then there's this....

Ya, that's them.... couldn't help but express their opinion that Mopars were better!

You should clear your in-box....

I really recommend that everyone learns to do their own alignment. All that is required is a digital angle finder or a caster camber gauge a tape measure and four floor tiles greased. These cars usually can be set up with about a half degree of negative camber and then the max caster that can...

Got any more hints as to which plugs you are wanting?

Make yourself one of these. It can be held to almost any rims with springs or small bungie cords. I use mine on Cragars, American Racing wheels and various others. And yes. you will get a better alignment with less hassle doing it yourself.

Do you need the V-8 pedal and floor bracket with it?

I've got just a little under 2,000 miles on it but figure if there were going to be a problem it would have happened early.

I've got the GFI 5SR (Passon 5spd) transmission in my 64 Barracuda. The biggest problem is the lo-oong wait. It is a noisy transmission that sounds like an old Muncie rock crusher in the first three gears, (quiet in 4th and fifth though). I had to modify my tunnel a bit to get a right angle...

215-60R15 will be 25.16" and 215-70R15 will be 26.86" so 1.7" difference. Less than 7/8" additional height on the car.

205-60R15 front with 73 up front discs. 245-60R15 rears with the Mopar 3/4" spring relocation ( which actually moves each side 1/2" in)

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I had the magnetic gauge and made this adapter so it will work with any sort of wheel, including my Cragar S/S wheels. Works great.

Precision DB3329 gasket for back glass on 64-66 Barracuda. I bought it for a car I decided not to do so it has not been removed from the package. $75.00 plus actual shipping.