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Yes Happy Turkey Day!!!! Wait!!! That ain't NO A body!!!! :poke: :thumbsup:

Welcome!!! Like just said, make it safe! Obvious brakes,tires, and suspension, and then there is reliable, as in drive train and then what ever it takes to make it enjoyable for you! Make a plan and stick to it ( if possible)!!!

IF car manu. co. were smarter, they would not have to reuse names!!!!!!:BangHead:

^^^^ Yea the 5 mph bumper every car manu. made starting what '73??? Yes they look terrible!! Yea Mavericks were pretty cool looking little compacts!

Hemmings say they will give the remainder of subscription to the big Hemmings, which already has quite a few stories. Others say, Hemmings will add more stories like in MM to the big Hemmings. I love Muscle and Classic by Hemmings.

Happy Thanksgiving!! It will still be there when you return!!

Yep, It has always been so nice to buy a "virgin" project. Never painted, engine and trans never out, IF they changed out the water pump, just maybe they did not loose the bolts and go to the hardware store and use some grade 3s and they are rusted shut in there?

Those PB shifters trans., and cables hate me!

Yep, and the demo derby guys are always looking for old biased tires. You can hardly kill them!

GrandPa says, "we keep the tractor running with bailin wire and duct tape, but it works and ya do what ya gotta do boy"! Pa would say, "yea grand pa, that was back when a MF35 cost ya $2300. I would say, (If still alive), Pa, what ya think about these darn tractors and combines today that drive...

Well lets see. That little piece could go in an envelope, they have a box of them, so each one costs $.05, a stamp costs what now days $.55 or so for delivery, the part is worth $.25, the USPS guy delivers them mail and pics up the outgoing envelope for nothing. Go figure!!?

Welcome from Tx. Pics when you aren't busy!

Just like us humans,,, generic and one size fits all!!

What makes life interesting is knowing that you do not know everything!!! The boring people are those that know it all about everything!!

I bring my trailer and cash. You get a lot of peeps that will not dicker over the phone. I tell the seller I expect the car to be ad described, IF NOT tell me before I make the trip. If I need to dicker, I do. I also say hey I brought the trailer, cash, and I am NOT A "Be Back!" If the guy...

^^^^^Or show up with the trailer and CASH..

Welcome!!! More doors and whatever. Life is not measured in dollars!!!!

I finally sold my 62 Lancer a couple months ago. Since I can not usually give away slant stuff, I gave him most all the extra slant hard part stuff I could find. Sorry!

Beautifuil! Nice work!! I can see you are never still for long!!

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$$$ Wise...I say the 68 Dart. Followed by 67-9 Cudas. But for most of us, it is the model (s) we love the most. RoadKill had a lot to do with the popularity of the 2 nd gen. Charger. Probably their exploits with their Duster helped those Dusters popularity some too. When we see Dusters, etc...

WTF!!????? I had a HS classmate, lived just down the road. His name was Kenny. When he was 14, his dad bought him a Mo-Ped. At 17, the girl across the road (which he had a huge crush on), her dad had $ and bought her a new 65 Fairlane. At very afternoon, Kenny asks if he can take it down the...

^^^^ Congratulations on all your family!!

Children should never be the most important thing in your life just RRR said. I so agree. Doing so can make them into people that they should never be. A somewhat spoiled teenager once told his mother, "if you could not have afforded me, you should have never had me." Quote unquote. This...

I have seen the RoadKill Garage guys, get one running that had been sitting 20 or so years, and run 4 fuel filters in row!! I forget whether in front or behind the fuel pump, but they never clean the gas tank either!!!! :poke: :BangHead::poke::poke::poke:

I was told two things as a "young "person: 1. Pay attention to what the Bible tells you. 2. Suck it up. Take it like a man.

Pa spent 25 years in the USMC, 2 wars, one was the big one, and he was darn near retired when I came along (unexpected also). Only time he threatened me was IF I joined the service. Said he would kick my *** from the Hell and back. But Ma, she would knock you on your *** if she figured I...

I have had my share of slants, and in the summer especially, I can well remember fuel boiling away like crazy!! That oem hard line from pump on is right there where it gets HOT!!!

I have seen it recommended and done such, as in route the fuel live over the valve cover, get less heat that way.

I have always preferred the road fell of manual box. MS is good in a small block, but yes it can be tough with a big block car. I have had many dozens of BB B bodies, 99% were manual and sticks. I loved them. Today, so many of the younger gen can not drive a stick, must has PS and AC...