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Expound.

These look like them. Sent you a PM

Well, I don't know what I did right, but it running very well, thermostat is putting the engine temp at 195, which I don't know If I want to keep it running at 195, darn should have put the 160. A little confused on distributor vacuum. I have the timing at 4 degrees (was 8 degrees) with vacuum...

Found these unpacking after our last move and have no idea what they are. Look to have four tiny round rubbery "pads" on each corner I suppose to prevent scratching the surface they sit/stand on. Could be a household decoration of some kind or maybe a kitchen thingy? Don't have a clue myself...

yup..it is a little pricy...but the populist in our GREATER TORONTO AREA (gta) would make it lucrative in these parts i feel..thanx for the feed back

Looks tasty. The gift that keeps on giving. Usually at least 2 or 3 days.

Uh-oh! You used a naughty 4-letter word there: "Just"

I imagine that bottom end and pistons will take you as far as the block allows

I looked into this a few years ago but the upfront cost was a lot more than I was willing to invest, plus there are more than a few sandblasting operators in this area already. Market saturation is not far off IMO.

Piece of cake! Just disconnect the exhaust, remove the steering linkage, unbolt the motor mounts, remove the steering box, unbolt that sucka, lift the engine 1.5 feet up, and she'll just drop right outta there! :poke:

its an airflow thing. Im thinking soot buildup. auger is 100% good.

Ford Mustang Mach 1 Prototype, 1966. A design study for some of the styling updates that were made on the 1969 MY Mustang. The prototype (photographed on November 18, 1966) featured rectangular lights, a lowered roofline, concealed door handles and a hatchback, as well as racing-style fuel...

Nah, it wouldn't have died. Its just metal! I get more satisfaction out of making something my own, over keeping something "true". Build stuff the way want it and let the purists worry later.. So that's your floor now, in the 73? I like where it's going.

I don't like aluminum for any application.

I will give all you younger than 65 some Medicare advice, don't get a Medicare Advantage plan yeah, I know it's the cheapest but consider old school Medicare and a supplement. I have a plan G supplement and zero-dollar drug plan that covers most of my meds at no cost. My part B premium is $185 a...

Does anyone know where i can get the right set of 10"x1.75" rear brake shoes for a 64 cuda???

Those augers can get so picky. Hope the cleaning fixed it

Wait .. You have to get off? :rofl: :rofl: The bus

Uhhh, Yessir! Sure is, I love them things!