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Mary passed away due to a heart attack yesterday. Several in the group met her during the big bash at their house in Tulsa so I wanted to let them all know.

Okla has had family with medical issues, a grand child who is now 3 and have given up on ever getting my car finished.

Cliff a/k/a Old Tired Rebel passed away today from heart complications. That is all the information that I can offer at the present time. Please remember his family in your prayers.

Good Lord.... What have I done?

Everything is bigger in Texas.

I have at least 25 cans stored in heated/cooled locations and have not used one yet. I am seeing it surface on the market more now than it did 10 years ago.

After a couple of stops to pick up some supplies for the remodels I am working on, I will be at the track.

Xs2. In addition to all the other suggestions here, look at the restrictions on the property to make sure that you can live with them. Also check the restrictions on the neighboring properties. You don't want to build an expensive home and then have people put up a bunch of shanties in the area.

:prayer::prayer::prayer::prayer::prayer:

I agree that all paper print material is on the way out. Our local rag has cut down to 6 days a week and it is no longer printed locally. We have had a large printing company that used to print Rolling Stone among other magazines close it doors.

Agreed because giving emails opens the door to any scammer that happens to be doing a drive by. They don't even have to be a member to reply to an email.

Another option would be to deck it with sheeting such as OSB or plywood, use roll roofing and then flash it like I posted above.

What I posted above is the correct seal and the correct method of what we use with that panel. Don't tell anyone but I own and manage a mobile home park. I would remove the drip edge and loosen the mobile home roof where the room is, insert my flashing under the roof, refasten the roof and then...

What is the pink stuff? The third picture down is a R panel.

Your thinking is correct as long as there is room for the studs that are in the adapter to clear the bbp hub. The sbp wheels do have a smaller hole than the bbp does but as you said the hub on the bbp is tapered. I would have him take off one of his wheel and slide yours up to his studs so he...

I am not sure that a spacer would be the best idea because he would have to have the rotors redrilled to sbp. If it is possible, I personally would have an adapter made to go from bbp to sbp so a rotor could be easily replaced without having to modify it again when the time comes.

Your steering column shaft is too long to bolt up to power steering. People do change out the shaft. The linkage on the 75 goes through the K frame where the 69 doesn't. I know you can change the K frame to the 75 style and the linkage will fit. The thing I don't know is if the splines on the 75...

I have heard this before. I am wondering if it has something to do with the fact that you used B-body parts?

Sweet!!! There is nothing like having a good steady supply of air when you are working.

Picture of bushing install below.

Here is a very good detailed write up about the swap that might help you. A Body Disc Brake Swap 101 Ordering K7103 only has the bushings to do one upper control arm so you have to order two packages. Also you can use this code for a 5% discount at Rock Auto so that will help you out...

First thing is, does your car have a factory sway bar? If so the spindles and calipers need to be switched side to side. The ball joints stay in their current position. You turning radius could be how your tie rods ends are adjusted. You tilt forward is caused by the adjustment of your upper...

The way we do it is with closures that match the panels. A piece of flashing goes up under the trailer gutter and is bent to match the pitch of the porch roof. The closures are installed about 2 inches from the end of the flashing or to where they can lay on a solid piece of wood and the...

I just started celebrating my 21st birthday 3 months early.

Those are some cool goodies that you grandfather collected. It is cool that your dad kept it all together and has passed them to you. It is cool that three generations have the love of this type of goodies.

I have to agree about using HF type blades vs quality blades. Cheap isn't so cheap when you have issues using them. I have a rule when it comes to HF tools, if it has an electric cord I don't buy it.

Dusterdowns, apparently you haven't been keeping up. After charges were filed and law enforcement got involved, Justin took care of the glass refund. I hope you aren't asking for a money order to go beat up Justin because that just isn't right in any way. Until Justin mans up and ships the...

Put some Duster or Plymouth decals on it and then you will be able to ask them if they can read if they say Nova.

Lol, you probably hit the nail on the head.

Start with current pictures. I didn't go through them all but they appear to be the identical pictures you posted almost 2 1/2 years ago in this thread. http://www.forabodiesonly.com/mopar/showthread.php?t=196303