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I normally avoid these threads like the plague, (just like I avoid externally balanced motors with long strokes, YIKES) but I will say something here, just to save some machinists some grief in dealing with some of our members. Moper mentioned the cost of balancing will vary depending on the...

And the beat goes on....Ramcharger, crackedback, talk to you off-board...as usual. ROFLMAO! P.S.Got two of the cars home, but neither are Mopars, will pm a couple pics later.

Now THATS some funny sh*t!

Yes! there was a small amount of residual moisture in the boots, turned to steam as soon as the headers started to heat up, and it started blowing plug wires off.

This reminds me of something that happened to me a few years back. I had just finished installing a pretty healthy brand x street/strip motor that I had freshened up for the guy, went from a solid to a pretty healthy mech. roller, made some other changes. I had set the timing, re-torqued the...

If someone insists on using UPS to ship to me, the deal is off. Its just not worth it.

LOVE IT! That is hilarious. Our daily transportation is a 10 yr old Altima.

I'll post a few more pics from around here from the '90s in a couple days.Too bad I didnt have a camera in the heyday of the early mid '80s.

Oh yea, And Visser WAS a real nice guy.

For years (we are talking back in the '70s here) there was a guy that had a similar 383 GTS in Maple Ridge that used for a daily driver, but it was a 4-speed triple black convert. I mentioned it in the rare a-body thread a while back.

So the survivor 340 shaker challenger didnt grab anyones attention? I thought that was pretty cool. I would think survivor/shaker cars are pretty thin on the ground.

I haven't seen it since the fire, but I have been out of the loop for a while, havent been active at Mission for about 8 yrs now. Was a pretty cool car, wasnt it?

Once I pull then out of storage & start working on them, I'll shoot some pics & post them.

Yea, & I'm sure that you guys would make that decision without any brand prejudice entering into it, right? ROFL!

Oh yea, another comment on Bill Vissers car. It had a torqueflite in it, not a pglide, Bruno or Lenco. Probably one of the fastest TF cars since the time they stopped using them in funny cars around 1970.

I dont have any pics of my cars, I'd have to go up to my dads and take pics of them. Not much to see, unless you wanna see pics of a scruffy white duster with no engine in it & the front clip off, no wheels on it sitting on blocks. I only have the one a-body, the rest are one b-body, two brand x...

Yea, I was looking at them briefly last night when I came home, we had a late night, went to dinner at the River-rock casino. I was pretty tired, was gonna take another look at them this morning, totally forgot! Baby was FREAKING, same again tonight, Shes screaming her head off right now. Cranky...

I dont think"Hemidude" could tune anything. LOL! maybe I need an alter-ego on here. You might have really started something here!

I live in east Van & I hardly ever see any cars here, the action is out in the burbs, Maple Ridge, Poco, Surrey, Langley.

LOL! I was kinda wondering if there was really someone THAT gullible on here. Got me good.

Dont know how to put text in between the photos, so bear with me here. First time I have tried tp post pics on here. 1) triple black '68 Dart 383 GTS in the spectator lot at the Maple Ridge Auto swap meet, late nineties 2) '68 Cuda notch at Fathers day in the park in Mission, I'm thinking maybe...

The highest rpm below valve float that the car will still hook at. I would start around 4500 & work my way up.

Ok I gotta say something here, because I think you are sincere, and this seems a little unfair. The guys that are saying nines are having a little fun at your expense. To be blunt, its obvious by the way your question was phrased that you are, uh lets say less than experienced. No one on here...

Oh jeez...

picked up the 273 rockers/pushrods/shafts I bought from Crackedback, everything is in good shape as advertised, well packaged, & he was easy to deal with, in spite of a miscue on my part. Would buy from him again, no doubts at all. Thanks Crackedback.:thumbup: Good to know there are some good...

Sorry, just scrolled down found the link. Thanks.

Depens on if the wife is working or not, If she is working, I'll have to take care of the baby. I havent been to it since it was in Surrey, wheres it held now? Java Hut?

Im in Vancouver too. hell of a nice day today...

personally, that would scare the sh%t outta me, but as the saying goes, its your funeral...

When i read the behavior of the cops, i figured it was in BC. LOL