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On @RustyRatRod advice I went with the #1280 grind. It's .215 / .223 @ .050 and .517 with 1.6 roller rockers. I'm running a PTC 9.5" converter and 3:23 gears, but 3:55's are coming before long. Runs great! I have no complaints. I planned to take it to a local track in Georgia, but...

That's what I did when I swapped to a Magnum. I tore it down to just crank, pistons, and rods. Had them tear it down and hot tank it, polish the crank, new main, rod and came bearings, hone and new rings. I took it from there and finished the build with a reground cam from Oregon Cam...

Yes, the authentic Chrysler starter sound will be gone if you put on a mini starter.

Here, anything over 600 Sq ft requires a permit. Anything under 600 Sq ft requires a permit exemption for a small fee of $65.:BangHead: Just makes no sense other than highway robbery.

Seeing the footage in Chimney Rock / Lake Lure is heartbreaking. My wife and I vacationed in Asheville several years ago and drove that road. The damage is devastating.

Speaking of zoning. How about this one for taking money out of our pockets! I'm putting a wooden 10 x 12 garden shed in the backyard of the house we recently bought when we moved to Florida. The county requires a "permit exemption" that costs $65. I kid you not!! Crooks!

Welcome to our little community of a-body madman!!! Like @mopar head said, you should be able to remove the light socket from inside the trunk. Then push and turn the bulb to remove it.

We dodged it over in the west panhandle also. The Air Force flew all the planes out on Wednesday in an abundance of caution. I saw on the news where a Tesla was under water. Salt water and batteries don't mix well. Prayers for those dealing with the aftermath.

Great article!! A mortgage banker! Guess you have to fund all the racing somehow!!

Would be nice to have it kick in at lower rpm's. I remember my factory 273 Commando not kicking in until about 4500. But man was it fun when it did!!

Heck. You've already done more body work on yours than I have in the past 12 years!!!! When the time comes, I want to take mine apart and learn to do the body work and paint.

Welcome to FABO!! Great screen name!! Have fun building your Dart!!

I was born and raised in Pennsylvania. I also wish I was still there to let you paint my Barracuda! Hey Mark, I'm down the road from you in Navarre. Just moved here in May.

Great tribute to T-man. You gave him a loving family for his last months. God's animals deserve it. I'm so glad you found him. RIP T-man.

I'd like the trunk lock kit. Sending PM.

Welcome to FABO! I bet that will get you to the store pretty quickly!!!

I can't believe I didn't notice during the FOUR times I took them off to check the seats! :BangHead: I'm generally a stickler for details, I'm loosing my edge!!

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Welp! @65Val and @Bewy for the win. I took the floats out 4 times and didn't notice anything wrong. Tonight I gave them a little shake and sure enough, fuel in one. New floats should be ready for pickup tomorrow. The carburetor is only three years old and I only adjusted the floats...

Yup! :rofl::rofl::rofl:

Prayers sent. Our God is a mighty God capable of moving mountains. I pray He's going to move mountains to restore your sight, John.

I drank my share of draught beer when stationed in England. They pumped it up from the basement at room temperature. It was perfect.

Same here with Rolling Rock. No more. Too bad because my wife also liked it. Man, I drank a ton of that when I was growing up in Pennsylvania!!

It very well could have come loose. That sounds right by my memory.

I swore off of Bud when...well. you know. Haven't had one since. I keep my fridge stocked with Yuengling Lager now. Much better beer IMO. I grew up in Pennsylvania and had a buddy with the same last name. Not sure if he's related though.

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

I'm far from an expert but I find that's generally caused by too high of an idle or timing too far advanced.

Sounds like you're on the way to a running engine. Let us know how the start up goes this time!!

As 4spd mentioned, Install plug wires starting at the distributor cap post directly over the rotor and install clockwise from there 18436572.

When down to 4.5 and it still flooded. It's massive, just pushing fuel out the vents. I ordered new needle and seats that will be here by Thursday so we'll see if they help. Checked the receipt and the carburetor is only 3 years old. Rob may be onto something with non-ethanol fuel causing...