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FABO has been VERY slow for months for me. but much worse today. I have cleared cache and cookies to no avail. After months of this I am about to give it up. I can hardly take it any more. Yote

Nearby car show today. Yote

Or build your own to fit like you want. Yote

A metal detector saved me a couple times. Yote

Rule of thumb —- double the diameter of the pipe increases the volume x4. Yote

You are not “off” at all. As we get older, it is the day that we don’t learn or accomplish something, no matter how small, that makes it a lost day. Yote

No, but it is not too far away . Recent picture .

My hood scoop solution FWIW.

A few pics of our show yesterday. Not Mopar rich.

I stumbled onto a site a few weeks ago that supposedly can rebuild your sender. Cannot remember what it was but you may be able do do a search and find them. If I see it again, will try to remember to post it . Yote Edit: A quick search gave me these: 1. Bob’s Speedometer 2. Instrument...

Used these on my ‘72 Demon. My lid had the cutouts for a wing. I could get pics if needed. Edit- realize yours is not a Demon but thought it might help. Yote

All that I know is it is from a Duster. Cable is approximately 24” end to end. Complete, cleaned up and ready to install. $35. Plus shipping from 80758. Yote

SALE PENDING Shop made, bolt in, pistol grip shifter handle. Out of my 4 speed ‘72 bench seat Demon (I made another one). Polished 3/8” steel, oak grips (not plastic). $135 plus shipping. Postal money order. Yote

Your luck with the paint pens must have been much better than mine. After trying 3-4 of them is when I gave up and used the sharpie. I could not keep the paint pens flowing. Possibly a different brand would have helped. I did however give the entire dash pieces a coating of rattle can...

I removed the pieces on my ‘72 Demon, cleaned and repainted. I used a silver permanent marker for the chrome. Not a true ‘chrome but doesn’t look too bad. I believe that there are shops that can restore them but may be quite a few $$. Yote

Are your plastic parts beyond repair/ restoration or do you need perfect?? A lot can be done to refurbish old parts if not destroyed beyond that. I have not seen any new reproductions. Members on this forum may have some stuff from cars being parted out. Yote

Years ago my ‘71 Mopar’s horn started blaring in the middle of the night. Did not quit until disconnected. Reason unknown. I don’t know what might have happened if I hadn’t been close by. ( hot or melted wire/fire). I would suggest to disconnect the battery when not in use. Yote

Made this one a few years ago. 4 ft. length . Took about a month and half at 6-8 hours a day. Powered by 3- 18000 rpm no load electric motors. Picture in water is running on only 2 of the motors.

If it were only 1/4” thick possibly. This is 3/8” thick. I believe it would take quite a force to bend it. Yote

Finally finished !!!!

Still slowly gaining. Stained wood grip and made a cap for shift pattern insert to fit on top of handle. A slight goof up on top of cap. Hopefully it won’t show too bad. I could make it again but it took me quite a while to do it already. Will keep you posted on progress. Yote

Made my own. Yote

Our annual car show coming up. It is a small show, we do well to have 50 entries. In Wray CO. Basically all our club does is the show and give scholarship funds gathered from our show and area donations to students county wide. We do so to those students who are pursuing studies (but not...

Gaining slowly. Making handles from oak. Still not finished with sanding and trimming them. Yote

Unless you are concerned about factory correct appearance, maybe some electrical shrink tube. But, the plastic dip solution posted above seems like the neatest appearing solution. Yote

Made one a couple years ago but decided to make another in a slightly different style. I started with a couple wooden templates to check the fit and clearances. After that I cut it from 3/8” plate steel, made bends and polished. I will try to post more as I proceed. Yote

Couldn’t find fiber optic sights to fit on a picatinny rail so I made my own. I formed a piece of wood to fit the rail, milled some aluminum for front and rear sights. Then installed fiber optic tubes. This is on a KSG. YOTE

Not today, but this last week. Got thermostatic valve in air cleaner functional again. Installed conical washers on 340 exhaust manifold, which POs mechanic did not. Also put new chrome bezels on the twin hood scoops to replace previous vinyl, improvised junk.. Pricey, but was impressed by...

It is definitely spring now. I saw a turkey buzzard yesterday. For us, it’s like the swallows returning to Capistrano. Yote