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Here in the Northeast, you just get a five-gallon bucket of foundation coat, and paint it on with a brush. Just kidding, kind of. My usual routine is wash, dry, maybe some brake cleaner if greasy, rust converter spray, primer, paint, undercoat. I'm going to try the Tractor Supply paint ASAP.

I used a Raybestos MC36426 from Rockauto.com 5% discount if you write this in the "how did you hear about us" box: 63216824387085 . It's $68 list, but is new and not a rebuild. I also used one of these distribution blocks in my A-body, and it has been good so far. I haven't done an extreme...

I have a local guy I go to. His number is on this website. http://www.massmopar.com/rarfsh/rarfsh.html If you call him, he'll probably have one he can send you.

Time to fill up the tank again.

lol. Sometimes you just have to work with what you've got.

My 67 Barracuda was a project car for Moperformance magazine, back in the 80's. Mike Martin built it with the goal of having it match the handling of a Porsche 928. I still have some of the articles about it. The car has a 340, which wasn't available in 67.

Speaking of American-made products, we should all get in the habit of asking where the part we are buying is made. I like to say, "No thanks, I'll keep looking for an American-made part." If enough people do this, suppliers will take note. Send an e-mail if you don't want to call the supplier.

I'm about to get a new oven. What can I enamel? Hmm.

I have a third type of caliper, a Bendix 4-piston from a 71 GTX (?). They work well, but it's hard to find rebuild kits for them, and they cost a lot.

I have a NOS seat belt buckle for $1800.00 if anyone is looking.:pirate:

Slant six rules!

Corvette= Chick Car.

I've never owned a 66, but they look smaller, which fits better with today's cars.

He needs to see the USA from a Chevrolet!

Don't peek. Don't be too hard on yourself for being envious of your sister, it's only human. But remember, "envy is a pit that can never be filled." God will bless the child that's got his own.

All that work paid off! I'll buy a copy asap. Congratulations!

Haha, just tonight I had 3 cars in the extreme right lane (of 3 lanes) turn left in front of me at the light. The last one to do it gave me a dirty look in the mirror as I let her go in front of me.

I'm seriously wondering about the horsepower numbers every car seems to have these days. My 340 car came with dyno sheets showing it made 327 HP at 5500 RPM. It seems way more powerful than the cars you see advertised with similar numbers. Is there some kind of HP inflation going on? It...

double post. How do you delete these things?

"This is a statement and does not especially call for quotation marks." You might want to go to www.wrongplacetopost.com

I guess somebody feels inadequate.

I was in dire need of one more LH 5/16 shoulder bolt for my 7.25 differential carrier and ring gear. Valiantpatrol sent me his last bolt, and Dartnut offered to drive 200 miles to his shop to get me one. Maxracer looked for one down in Texas as well. This is why I love mopars and mopar...

Those darn unions, taking trust funds out of the mouths of the offspring of executives. On the other hand: paradigm, Chrysler, bankruptcy, argument, blue words, blame the black guy. New Dart. Goodnight.

Just keep in mind that if you drive up behind me at night with cheap, blinding blue lights you're getting called "Xenon, warrior princess."

I made one from a wire coat hanger.

I had a similar experience shipping my cuda from West Coast to East Coast. When it finally arrived the driver acted really angry at the car and at me (offense=defense?) for making his life miserable. My car was on last, so they had to move it to get other cars on and off. He had trouble...

If you're not in a hurry, maybe you should start with the 318. Assemble and install it, gaining important knowledge and skills. Then you would have a car to drive while you make upgrades to the chassis, such as bigger torsion bars, capable differential, subframe connectors, and most...

This is the guy you want to talk to. http://www.danielsternlighting.com/ Don't just get the blue lights at Autozone!

How do you do that? I'd better do the same, since I'm such a smartass. Don't want to rile anybody up.

I did hear about that; sorry for your loss.