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Say what? You guys use these to cut trees up there, Randy? :lol:

you know about the GTS registry? http://www.gtsregistry.net/www.gtsregistry.com/index.html Repost a photo of your fender tag. Many times a code that does not come up on the web sites can be decoded by matching another fender tag from members like me with one family cars (ie 100% known history)...

I went back to school at age 27, not gonna lie, it was a little intimidating being back after 10 years, but I soon realized that real world experience was far more valuable than book smarts. I was in the top 5 of my class with a 3.08 GPA, better grades than people who were straight out of high...

She says great we pace ourselves it's usually 4-5 hours. Military has a huge tent with table and chairs serving hamburgers or hot dogs during lunch. We'll stop in when we go by and take a 20-minute break.

Dart is a longer wheel base then a Duster the floor pans are not the same.

Thanks Steve. I'll just run it the way that makes the most sense while trying to avoid any abrasion points.

Have LCA with tabs if interested. Tried to PM you with pics but inbox is full. You can find them in forum. They have not been reinforced. [FOR SALE] - 67-72 lower control arms with sway bar tabs

What work is done to the tail panel to create a Daytona? Or is it just the wing and the back glass?

I've got one each of the long and short full AMD floor pans out in my shop. I know for certain that the long one is for my Duster and the short one is for my wife's 69 Dart conv. The short one has another section that goes with it to complete the rear footwell area. I can go out and measure them...

You’re overthinking it. “Usually”, the numbers are on the back of the cam(on Comp stuff from the last 20 years or so). Fwiw, I found the original Torker 440 to be a very good hot street intake. Great throttle response and mid-range power.

Very sorry to hear about your friend Murray. I remember seeing that badass Scamp tearing up the strip in Gimli.

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fastest top end car i was ever in was a 71 new yorker 440 it would shift outta kick down at 105 and pull hard . We were lettin her hang one night and the cops were parked in a garage parking lot and we went by he stoped us and showed the radar at 143 man did my friend get in **** that night ...

How is Cheryl’s hip holding up?

Talk to Sergio at Playa da hosta motel...he has something similar to a cigarette

Can I buy this ?

I would have to dig thru pics, but I believe diagonally(not high on floor pan) BUT, they may have done it that way to save wire costs?

We have a Shindaiwa that we bought new in 2006 or 2007, don't recall the model # at the moment, but it's been a damn good machine. We bought it when we had a piece of lakefront cottage property that we were intending to develop as a retirement home for ourselves. It was about 2 acres of solid...

The 7/16 lugs are going to be the hardest want to fulfill. SSBC brakes are made to be either big or small bolt pattern, but either way uses 1/2" lugs. Wilwood also offers a front disc setup that can be either big or small bolt pattern....with 1/2" lugs. Either one of those setups adapt to A body...

Not sure if it matters, but the car is setup with manual brakes and steering. Steve was setting it up for the track before he decided to sell it.

I did a search and Comp Cams puts ID numbers on the end of the cam. I'm going to pull the front cover and see if that's accurate or not. From reading other posts it seems important to know this info, or am I over thinking it?

I will tell you this. You HAVE heard of Yugo's, right? The running gear was basically made from worn out Fiat 128 tooling that F sold to Y Terrible. and back BEFORE that, the old Fiat electrical systems had a WORSE reputation than the infamous "don't let the smoke out" British...

I guess I'm old-fashioned or just plain old. I'm all about pretty wood and bluing. I understand the benefits of synthetic stocks and all the new metal coatings but I am still a traditionalist. My stepson gave me an old MEC 600 Jr. 12-gauge press that I refurbished. Shotgun shell reloading is a...

Okay, so it is a 3 not an 8 making them 413 heads as I was told. Thanks for the info PRH.

Selling 1973 dart. Virginia car,originally 6 cyl,floor pan and trunk floors original minimal rust, new 1/4s and paint hemi orange. 1974 360 4v rebuilt by previous owner no info aval. 833 4 speed new clutch kit. Compleat new ignition lots of new parts, steering box, upper and lower bushings...

Nice! I like it!

Got one of these for my MS250 (.325 chain), but I hadn't thought about getting one for the MS362 (3/8" chain). https://www.stihlusa.com/products/chain-saws/accessories/2in1file/?aqid=6805ed7b3402f065ce95a4ec76472cf3 Thanks!

In 68 I had a Honda 305 Super Hawk. One night I wanted to see how fast it would go, Rt 3 had just been four laned with a long straight stretch. Laying chest on the tank (no helmet) my nose on speedo I got it to 105 mph, over 9 grand on tach. It was very unstable, aerodynamics I guess, I came to...

not from the factory they weren't...

Haha We bought 1400 pairs of tennis shoes for our events. 14 US each