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I was told she was 18.

Smart guys will first advise to check all of the negative grounds. The core support, firewall and electronic control module if you have electronic ignition. Next, the fusible link wire just off the bulkhead wiring on the engine side of the firewall. The fusible link burns out when something...

If you are young or flexible, threading the nuts or bolts into place isn’t difficult. I’m not arthritic like some but I just can’t bend my wrists enough to easily thread a bolt in the tight confines of the stubby fan clutch. I get it done but it isn’t easy. The longer snout of the standard fan...

Yeah, I had a cheap cover that got shredded over the years. I’m sure This Holley needs at least a basic cleaning and a needle and seat. The accelerator pump is stuck too. This is usually from gunk in the passage. I’ve put this stuff in the tank… If it is working, it isn’t doing enough. I’ve...

I know that I’m not the only one like this. Car guys will sometimes have more than one of the cars they like. I’ve seen it across all models of cars too… VW dudes that have 4 Beetles and a van, Ford guys with two Mustangs and a Torino. We Mopar guys do it too. This often means we have cars that...

Here is one. These are all over the 67-76 A body cars. Hood, trunk lid, doors and fenders. I like to use this type for the intake and bell housing too.

I do too. I looked at the big shop he was in and this new one. Hardly any tools, hardly any parts. I'm a retired Carpenter that works on cars as a hobby and I have 3 times the tools and parts in my shop. He comes across as a guy that wants to look like a car guy. I didn't see a MIG welder, no...

There are numerous bolts used in cars that have a built in washer that does not come off. There may be another name for them, I called them captive washers because they don't leave the bolt. Every bolt retaining a fender has a built in washer. Every bolt to mount a valance does too. If I had a...

That guy.... Does anyone ever remember reading his magazine articles? The dude went off on rants that were totally unrelated to the car that was being featured. Paragraph after paragraph of this guy ignoring the car and instead blabbing about everything else. He is like that neighbor that has a...

This picture looks like positive camber too. If you're okay with it, that is fine but it is terrible for handling and stability.

I've done this 3 times in a 2 day span. I have 1" 5/16" bolts with captive washers to use. They are OEM Chrysler/Mopar from one of the many cars that I have parted out over the years. No lock washers, no Locktite, just adequate torque to tighten and they stay that way. I use a long 1/2"...

No kidding. I saw a group image of compact SUVs, some call them crossovers. Every model from Toyota, Honda, Nissan, Kia, Chevrolet, Dodge, Mazda and several others ALL in white. I absolutely could not tell them apart. They looked just like a group of refrigerators all lined up.

When I was a kid, my Dad used to comment how some cars on the road looked like other cars from other manufacturers. I'm sure you have noticed that too. Some say that the Duster, Demon and Dart Sport look like a 68-72 Nova. The recessed rear window in a 68-70 Charger looks like the rear window in...

Four here. No tattoos, never had the opportunity to ZIP line and I have no interest in a cruise or sky dive.

The outer stamping of the 67, 68, 69 and 73-76 Dart fenders are essentially the same except for the side marker light. I can cut and weld. I have several 73-76 Dart fenders here and have heard of people making them work for a 67-69 Dart. Yeah, I know that there are differences with the...

Uhhh..... If you're referring to these: ...You are confused. ALL 1973-76 Dart, Valiant Scamp, Duster and Dart Sport models use the same upper door pads. All of them. The doors all interchange but the windows are different. The Duster and Dart Sport have curved glass, the Dart and Valiant...

Harbor Freight had this: That just seems unusually cheap. Tractor Supply Company had this, I posted it earlier: Then for almost double, they had this: Why so much more for just another 1500 lb rating? Is it because of the synthetic rope? I’m conflicted. I rarely ever...

Tractor Supply has this: It seems that if the dead vehicle still rolls, the rating of the winch might not matter as much? I wonder what they mean? Would 4500 lb mean it could lift 4500 lbs if it were dangling in the air? Pulling a car that rolls isn't nearly the same.

I got a car trailer last year. So far, I've dragged one running and 4 dead vehicles up on it using a hand ratcheting "come-along" and a chain. The heaviest was a 5000 lb Saturn SUV. That sucked! I want to look into a medium duty winch to make this easier. I want something reasonably...

Where in Northern CA are you ?

Your “friend” isn’t one you should listen to. He clearly is uninformed. That is one huge problem with this hobby. There are some well intentioned people that are actually idiots. They repeat things that they heard without having any direct Experience in the situation. This helps no one. There...

I might have a pair in the attic. I'm about 90 minutes from you. I can check later. Send me a PM to remind me if you wish.