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Yeah the tires are on the list. The date code says they were made in 2003, they look brand new but I don't trust them being 17 years old now. Probably shouldn't have it on the highway, but we couldn't resist.

Thanks to everyone who responded. I've been watching some YouTube videos on suspension and it's doable with my current tool set plus a rental from our local auto parts store. We don't have the same parts stores up here in Canada, but they do offer many of the same services. I am going to attempt...

Thanks Murray, I'm all about safety. My cousin lost her husband last year to a driveway oil change. Truck rolled on him. I never jack it up with less than 2 jack stands in place and always leave the lift in place. I want to keep my day job so I can live to drive another day.

Someday I hope to have an actual shop too. My garage is so cramped I can't even walk around the front of the car. I dream of having all the tools I need to do these kind of jobs.

Thanks, I read your advice on the other threads too. Makes a lot of sense to me, and buying tools isn't so bad. Whoever dies with most tools wins!

Thanks, I read your thread. That's what had me second guessing my abilities.

I keep reading about how replacing the rubber bushings with poly in the front end makes a world of difference in handling and steering. My 1974 Dart is running great now, been driving it daily for a week with no issues, but looking at the 46 year old rubber bushings makes me think it's time for...