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OK, I'll go as far as to say you should NEVER use a deep pan without the requisite pickup/filter extension.

If you don't have the extension to move the intake to the bottom of the pan then the deep pan is useless as the extra quart can't be picked up and moved into the system. You might as well not have changes from the stock shallow pan.

I presume pan came with spacer to drop the filter/pick-up?

TrailBeast - what are you using to take the video and how is it mounted for the pieces that show your dash, On top of the seat???

OP. how about a few pics of your engine - dual quads?

doing the math - $44,000 on $700,000 is 6.3%!!!! I think somebody got their math wrong! 1.5% on $700,000 is $10,500...

Love seeing all those twin scoop A-bodies! Here's some from Pacific Coast Highway & Rt 66 last summer

Hang in there, buddy! These days they can do some amazing ****. You got a lot of good years left.

@HawkRod is putting a group tent together for FXBO folks (from all the sites - under the FBBO banner). Lunch on Saturday for folks to get together. I went last year and a good time was had by all!

My Plum Crazy Dart has been sitting in storage in PA ever since MoparFest in Ontario last year. I'll be at Carlisle, come back for MoparFest again in August and then another 6000 mile road trip via Rt 66 and the Pacific Coast Highway back home to WA State. Look for me, would love to meet more...

Thanks, Steve... that was entertaining AND useful, keep posting when you find them!

Buy a house on tall stilts, not sure how to get your cars above the water, and be sure to take your snorkels. I was in Florida a few years ago and thought it would be cool to go to the highest point in the state, which turned out to be in a flat plot of woods next to a rural road side picnic area...

two door post!!!

Man, talk about culture shock! I'd say the same thing to somebody from KY contemplating a move to CA. I'd sure find a way to try that on for size before making the jump. Any way you can go live there for a few months before you just pick up stakes?

All the Dart GTs (option code A65) in 1970 and 71 were 2 door Dart Customs, which were the high end trim cars inside and out (VIN starts with LH23) and then had the A65 option, which was the GT package which included a console shifted automatic and bucket seats and GT badging. I have seen lots...

Empty your In Box!!!

Thanks for doing this again, Hawk. If we want to pitch in to the costs how can we do that???

...and there's that A65 option!!!

I believe only 2bbl 273s after 1967. And why anyone would pick a 2 bbl 273 over a 2 bbl 318 in 68 or 69 is beyond me...

In praise of reusing parts. Every A-body that I have had has benefited from the use of parts salvaged from dead cars. Why wouldn't I want folks in need of a rebuild to treat my remains the same way???

Please don't bury me down in the cold cold ground No, I'd druther have 'em cut me up and pass me all around Throw my brain in a hurricane and the blind can have my eyes And the deaf can take both of my ears, if they don't mind the size [Verse 3] Give my stomach to Milwaukee if they run out of...

Where can I find this navigation ap???

That is SOOOO COOOOL!!! I've subscribed to their news letter and am interested in participating at a later date!

What is sick 66???

My wife and I did the whole thing (and a bunch more) West to East last summer - we left the car on the East Coast and are planning to fly out and do Rt66 again the coming summer, back home to WA State. We bought a LOT of books and maps, but when it came down to it our go to book was Route 66...

finally a good link to the whole performance

Crap, this is now blocked all over the internet by some sort of copywrite claim

link to performance of this song at the Grammy's last night. It always reminds me of growing up around Baltimore in the 60s and 70s when for lots of poor folks what they had in their hot rods was all they had, period. A place where they could cruise around and feel on top of the world when the...

Herb McCandless is one of the nicest, most helpful guys in Mopar World. You will find him approachable and happy to help you. Just supply him with the part numbers and he'll be glad to tell exactly what you've got. Call the phone number on the box - I bet it still works!