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Pull your cover and evaluate what you have before you start spending $'s on something you may not need.

I had one on my 64 Barracuda. Looked great with it on.

Back in 1970, I bought a '64 Barracuda from a friend of mine while on active duty. It was a 273 Commando with the black and silver valve covers. By then it already had an Edelbrock hi rise and a 780 Holley. It was a factory 4 speed with a Ford rear. I put a set of Cyclone fenderwell headers and...

Hey Jeff -- I love your slogan. Worst excuse we've had for a president since I've been alive. I feel your pain. I've been gathering parts for a /6 to V-8 swap for 2 years. Sometimes I swear I've already bought the part I need and it walked away. Or I order a part only to find it won't fit/wrong...

Sent you a PM. I might be your 1/2 way point.

PM me with an e-mail address and I'll send you some samples. You probably don't have a lot of experience to put down because of your age and a simple paragraph with your name, address, phone number and what you're attempting to do (job wanted) should suffice. A small blurb about high school or...

NU Finish polish -- no buffing needed.

I think the 4 speed Dart has more character. Never have been a big block fan.

You guys need to take a look at Royal Purple. Their 10W40 has zinc and they make a specific break in oil that requires no additional zinc products. I've been running it in my cars and Harleys for years and have sent out oil samples to be analyzed for wear with minimal wear results. YEPPERS --...

someone needs to slap this guy!! LOL

leave the 4bbl and disconnect the secondaries

Even faded paint can be computer color matched. If you're gonna shoot the whole car -- shoot the blue.

My understanding is that the 64-66 A body "K" member is the same for /6 or V-8 -- so -- if I have a set of V-8 motormounts and brackets -- what does the Schumacher system do for me?

Does any one know if the pistons from a new 4.7 liter Dodge will fit a 273 LA (4.5 liter)? I have a 273 that needs to be bored but don't want to pay an arm and a leg for new pistons. Any other pistons that could be used with little machine work would also be considered. Please e-mail...