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I sold this car in around 1989. Has anyone seen it?

My little Buddy Irving. He likes to stand on his hind legs in the pool and wait for me to throw a ball to him.

It's probable the networks intentionally add some of the drama and controversy into these shows. They seem to like the soap opera format. If you scroll down and look at the credits there are a LOT of people involved in filming this stuff. Street Outlaws (TV Series 2013– ) - Full Cast & Crew -...

People who believe everything they see on the internet should not be allowed to vote...or reproduce!!

If you have children who are college bound moving to Georgia might be a good idea. The Georgia Hope scholarship basically gives free tuition to any state school for students with a 3.0 GPA or above. HOPE | Georgia Student Finance Commission

I sold this one back in 1990. I put Barracuda front sheet metal on it. Added a 360-Tflite. I wish I still had it. Has anyone seen it around?

"That's what you get for driving around with a bad tranny." Do you mean this bad "tranny"?

I think my Chally prolly needs a new dizzy......

No, Full Race

Sorry about that! I didn't notice the available kits start with 1967 model year.

This is certainly not a cheap alternative but it is a reasonable solution: Complete Mopar A-Body Air Conditioning Systems | A-Body AC Systems

I should have kept this one: 1962 Plymouth Savoy | Volo Auto Museum

Taking your money and not shipping the goods can be mail fraud. You can report it here: https://postalinspectors.uspis.gov/contactUs/filecomplaint.aspx I've been successful getting results in the past by forwarding this link to the seller in question.

When chains/stores change brands or suppliers they often take the parts they have on their shelves and "re-box" them into the box of the new supplier/brand. As a result getting a part that does match what is on the box isn't unusual. "Re-boxing" is a common occurrence.

Post from another member: "Just another example of American companies going cheap to increase profits and exorbitant compensation for their executives. Nationalism is long gone in America. CP and Ingersoll-Rand, once the best, now junk. Moog used to be the best. Inferior materials, inferior...

I had cataract surgery about a year ago. Before surgery I was wearing bifocals and needed my glasses for reading, watching TV, driving and almost everything that required any detail. I was having serious trouble with night driving as a result of headlight glare. Today, as part of cataract...

What is even more frightening than the accident is that people this stupid are allowed to vote!!

I don't know if it will work on an A-body but my '84 pickup has a windshield gasket without the chrome insert. The insert in mine is plain black.

Not mine but I know the guy that built this car. It's very nice a very reliable. 1968 Plymouth Valiant

I bought this '63 Valiant in Alabama around 1981. I painted it, had it reupholstered, added a 360 and T-Flite. And I added a '64 Barracuda front end. I sold the car in 1990. I wish I would have kept it. I'm wondering if anyone has seen it around?

You may want to consider posting this question on the moparts.com board. There's a guy over there, John Kunkel, who is an authority on t-flites and usually responds to questions like yours promptly.

Be careful what you wish for. If the government takes over our health care it's safe to assume it will be no better than the VA! If the government takes over healthcare instead of the money going to hospitals and insurance companies it will then go to Washington. Name something the...

I have MEDICARE. Insurance for my wife and daughter went from 1100 a month to 1400 a month(+27%) this year. Anyone who thought we were going to provide insurance for people who could not afford it and it wouldn't end up being paid for by those who could is an idiot! Obama constantly brags...

I think the early cars had a better setup for feeding the ammeter. Below is a picture of the bulkhead on my '62. The outboard red and black wires screwed to lugs feed the ammeter. The one in the center is for the power top. I'm thinking it makes sense to eliminate the ammeter anyway and...

I posted this on another board but I'm still looking for an answer. I had a problem with my '62. It was charging at more than 15 volts all the time. I was able to determine that the cause of the overcharge condition was a 1.5v drop at the regulator compared to the battery. Following help from...

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