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Got 76% 13 out of 17.

:happy3: Wow!!! You must be really young. 260 a/c, is 2 vent windows open @ 60 MPH. A/C in the 60s and 70s was uncommon, for most of us. So we did with what we had. The vent doors, could blow out all sorts of junk, and keep the brew handy when thirsty.

I had good luck with this company. I hired a repair shop to do the work. The parts were McQuay Norris, Federal Mogul, and energy suspension for the bushings. http://www.performancesuspension.com/

Thanks for the link!! Lots of good info.

My brother had a 48 Chrysler Windsor Highlander with the straight six. Great cruiser as longer as you drove it 60-65 mph. The engines were also used as industrial and agricultural. When my brother sold it, a farmer put the engine in his Massey-Harris 55 row crop tractor. It was a straight bolt...

If the brake pedal feels like it is pulsating, then I would check to see if the rotor is warped. That should have been caught when replacing the pads.

The word "always" tends to light a candle on some people's butt. I have had decent results with an Edelbrock or Carter AFB carbs. Also I recently purchased a rebuilt Thermoquad 850 to put on my Dodge D100. JMHO:hiding:

P51 Mustangs used a Merlin engine(Rolls-Royce). 1650 HP

8-)To 65 dartman, that valve cover really looks great!! To CudaChick, you did a fantastic job on on the valve cover!!! 5 Stars

I just joined, using the same user name here. Now we need some vendors that can get us better prices on parts. I own a 74 D100 stepside, and a 2005 Ford Ranger 3.0L.

Try this link out: http://www.p-s-t.com/chrysler.aspx They should be able to help with your vehicle.

Yeah, he is having a bad week. The jail he is in has him on a 15 and 30 minute suicide watch.

My mopar heads have air holes, and it ain't from California. Mine are being drilled out and tapped, with allen head plugs.

Good Thread!!! I have an Edelbrock aluminum on my 74 Dodge 360, and have sealant leaks everywhere. The people who built my 360 are Chevy lovers. Going back to my cast iron intake. Sorry for the hijack.

:toothy3:1936 "B" John Deere, 4 speed on the floor!!! Hey it even had spoked wheels

It was the Mopar engineers that finally gave up on the LH thread for the left side of the car. I worked for Firestone in 1972, and we replaced a lot of studs that were broken off by forgetting the LH thread pattern.

I had a 75 Chevelle I6 which called for .080 gap. That ignition system was a POS!!!

Sounds like a great score!!! Too bad about your friend though. I have been in the same situation. Hope he can get another job.

Does it run well? Are you happy with it? Who cares, run it and enjoy.

An unrestored car is a great find!! The jerk in the Chevy was jealous, sounds like you had some fun. 56 Chevies are a dime a dozen, you always see plenty at car shows. On the other hand a car like yours, is seldom seen. Glad you were successful at irritating that jerk!!

Here's a link to the early hemis: http://www.hemihaines.com/Early-Hemi-Engines-6-146.html You might find it to be a money pit, as early engines aren't as common today. Expect to be spending some serious cash. Somebody here can probably give you an idea of what it might cost to rebuild one...

If your wife has pain, do not refuse medical attention. Whiplash effects might not be noticed for several days. Also DON'T sign any claim forms by his insurance company. My wife was riding a bicycle through an intersection, when a driver in a pick up truck ran a stop sign. It threw her 30...

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First things that come to mind is the distributor. I would take the distributor to a quality shop that can recurve the vacuum advance. Second check out your plug wires, and ensure that they are indeed getting spark to the plugs. Check your spark plugs, to see if they are not oil fouled or...

That sure is a sweet ride, love the snorkel!!

Atlantic Speed sells theirs on FleaBay for $349.99 http://www.atlanticspeed.com/productcart/pc/viewPrd.asp?idproduct=7693 You could use that as a starting point, since Edelbrock still makes them, I don't know if they're worth a big premium over the new ones. Nice survivor looks to be in great...

Thanks fcm42000. I was lucky getting a good set. Don't have any other experience with KMJ other than the one purchase. I think that they do use other user names on Ebay, as I purchased a ProComp air gap intake and all the seller info was the same address, etc. So they do have some issues, such...

I bought a set of PRW rollers off EBay from KMJ performance. They have bronze bushings, and come with a push rod sizing tool. No tags saying made in USA or China. I will find out soon if they were the right choice. They have the cup end so the push rods to be used are the original style. The...

My 74 Dart Sport with a 318 has a 7 1/4"rear end. Could be that or if you're lucky a 8 1/4.

:burnout:Any trips on a road that are longer than either 1/8th or 1/4 mile at a time is streetable. When you pull up to a stoplight and it goes from red to green then yellow and red, that is streetable:iconbigg: