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Nothing says "entitlement" quite like models in fur coats, in a corvette, flipping someone off.

1- any big block 67-69 A body 2- any 340 67-69 3- 340 Demon 4- 340 anything else

My wife went to an international doll show in Ashville five years in a row. BEAUTIFUL country there. We (the group of doll "husbands") ended up getting to know the area pretty well. Driving there is definitely different than Florida. Lots of intersections were not as much about...

One of these days, I'll send them a pic of mine for a magnet audition.

Same.

It's been a while (1993). Easy to mock up.

None actually "need" those spacers. It depends on how much headroom you need.

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I've mainly used it to break up recordings of full albums into tracks, which it does very well. I've also normalized volume and added ID3 track info. It's pretty powerful, has a lot of functions and is relatively intuitive and has a lot of user created documentation online. A long time ago, I...

I use Audacity. It's free. Perhaps you are already aware.

My largest holding pays it's quarterly $516 dividend in a couple of days. That always makes me smile. Another will pay $384 next month. Not a terrible "second job", just sitting and watching.

I have a 12v supply similar to this, but more substantial- A computer power supply should have both 5 and 12v connections. ...and you might find one laying on the side of the road.

I do not recall a different bolt spacing. I don't remember drilling any new holes. Should be pretty easy to test. There are multiple places to but the bolts/studs in the seat tracks. That's used to modify how far back the tracks mount.

The top of the seat back is 1970 only, and IIRC the plastic back and the latch mechanism is 70/71 only. ...but 72-77 seats and tracks will bolt in.

Brackets are different heights. That's all. I think there is about 2 inches difference between the lowest (E body) and the highest (not sure between A and B). I had plenty of headroom in my 73 Duster with the one piece, fiber headliner, and the spacers removed.

Amazon has been in the pharmacy business for several years. You do NOT get prime with the pharmacy. ...and it SUCKS. All sorts of red tape to wade through. They will NOT communicate directly with your doctor, forcing you to be the "monkey in the middle" between two parties that understand...

Now I'm curious what sources say they won't work.

Not sure why they wouldn't work. I had those same seats (from a 75/76 Charger) with the tracks in my 73 Duster.

Attention anyone with a late model 1.4 or 2.4 (Renegade, Dart, Fiat 500, etc). I always knew the 13mm head on the drain plug (which looks close to a 1/2 shaft) could be a problem. Turns out it WAS a problem.....last weekend. I spent over 2 hours rounding off that specifically designed, too...

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You need a red car.

There were 2 Car Quests on my way home from work. One closed right before the buy out, which was a couple of years ago. The other is still open. Interestingly, around that same time, Auto Zone built a new store on the same road as the Car Quest that closed. ...and just last year built another...

Patco (I think) had some pretty good documentation on the RH and RE OD and lockup stuff.

Under rated and under the radar car. 4 speed AC car to boot!

Smiles, everyone.....smiles.

Careful where you put your finger(s).

Reminds me of my wife- "non-traditional" red head. I call her a "cinnamon", instead of "ginger".

Something has got to move the air. Looks like a printer. I used to HATE disassembling laser printers because every manufacturer used points on the external case to anchor internal parts, slides and springs. That means you have to completely reassemble it in order to do any testing...

Thanks. Looks like a fairly "normal" turnout. Maybe a just a tad light. Your wife is cute :thumbsup:

First show not within a few weeks of the horse park show, right? How was the turnout both spectator and vendor?