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Got it but I don’t have the peep hole cover

What's for treats tonight folks? I am sipping on a brandy. (first for me) Letting some shrimp thaw for a snack. Scallops, baked potatoes, bacon wrapped green beans, and salad for supper. I have some cheesecake bites for desert. That should be enough.

sold!

Hi looking for a 904 imspection /dust cover for a 67 barracuda

Or how about "fumble ball" or "interception ball." That's what it seemed like today.

chrysler w9 pistons 4.125 bore by cosworth. believe from stanton. new. .927 pin bore, .043 top, .062 2nd, 3/16 oil. no pins or locks. $430shipped lower 48 only. no comments please, interested parties only. several other w9 items listing soon

Nope! I'm going to comment to correct your wrong information and then delete every post but your original one. AI Overview Learn more Mopar was founded in 1937as a brand of antifreeze for Chrysler cars: 1937 The name "Mopar" was created by an internal marketing team at Chrysler to brand...

The Mopar brand was first trademarked on August 1, 1937

Football? Why do they call it football? they only kick the ball about 10% of the time or less. It should be called "passball", or "throwball".

No, I didn't. You inferred incorrectly. But no biggie.

I dunno, Al wanted to bring his Mopar by to John Milner to have his bumper bracket welded and that was in 62 lol

Right on, mother nature put some holes on your rocker panel, less work for you lol

If they can solve the "Mopar tick", I am all for it.

I ran into this once with a block I had purchased off of marketplace. I thought i had my bases covered bringing a bore gauge, but I did not suspect that the deck was severely cut until the machine shop called

How many miles a year are you going to put on it?

Yep, I see exactly what you're saying every day at the machine shop.

Resonators, come in different diameters and different lengths, starting with 12" long. Have used these styles many times over the years. Usually in the 2". ☆☆☆☆☆

Well, you impliedly equated asking how to route slant six plug wires to asking how to remove a Dart rear bumper. Perhaps that was not your intention. Peace and love, y'all. Now back to football games, none of which are going my way today. :mad:

I really like your Dart! One of the first cars I remember riding in was a 65 Dart 270 that was our family car when I was 9-14 years old.

I have more small OEM bolts and other small parts over flowing my bins . Timed to see if anyone needs this stuff. Price + shipping from FL. Paypal F&F or MO Please claim part by number listed #1 Full set of knuckle bolts for 9" drum brakes... $25 #2 Used 340 exhaust manifold bolts One...

thanks for the polite input. many people here do not realize that the term "mopar" was not commonly used until late 80s when direct connection was renamed mopar perfomance. i will stick with sbc since i believe this is a chrysler platform and i am dealing with chrysler parts. if viewers cannot...

Yes, thanks Dave!

I could be wrong but I think the speedometer is from a 1969. I thought that 67-68 were the same because of the way the numbers are positioned. In 69 the numbers changed. I have been wrong before, just ask my wife. Happy New Year. Bobby

What sticks out to me is using that cast crank! I broke my cast crank in my 410 with about 355 rwhp! I have only used a chassis dyno on my 1974 aussie Valiant charger but current specs are roller hyd cam with 236/242 @ 50 with 610 lift on a 112 lobe sep , 11.5 comp with trick flow heads used...

This is what they look like.

Thank you, I will keep all of this in mind

Don't drag me in, although I thought I was being helpful. lol

This is a little reminder worth mentioning periodically ……… And the gist of it is when you have an engine that’s making less HP than TQ, it’s because it’s coming up short in its ability to carry the TQ curve high enough, and/or fall off slow enough for the math to work out favorably. There’s...

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Good to hear.