Nice! I’ve wanted one for a while and just can’t seem to close the deal on one
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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It’s not!Hmmm I never got myself a retirement gift. I wonder if it's too late??
Hmmmm.
Its a Chrysler, but not for '66.
I hope so, I bought it...I know the aftermarket units look nothing like the original....
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I too love revolvers, I compete with a SnW in revolver class. I prefer full lug, pinned and recessed! 357 is my favorite round as I can load up light 38s and shoot it for very little cost. My 29s are pigs for powder! But they are fun.
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A little revolver love for you boys! Match day with revolver
It's not.
They looked like this
Stock Fuel sender Identification
1967 p/n 2257 493
1973 p/n 3621 615
1967
vs ??
When you get it, do some testing and add your findings to one of the threads
Fuel Sending Units and A-Body Fuel Tank Map
Close as you will come to getting an OEM fuel sender..
Solved with a Meter Match Fuel Tank Sending Unit/Fuel Float Adjustmet
Not for early it did not...the original one had a wire going to the rheostat, down in the tank....If I remember correctly..
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If wrong I can return it....Pay Pal perk...
Customer stopped in. He seems happy with the progress. Indicated at somewhere around the 200 hour mark is what is in the budget for me. I dont want to be in it for that long, but it is what it is. So a coffee then back at it.
I charged my BIL a grand for re wiring his Blazer. He balked. WTF do people think time is worth? I had over 100 hours in to it...
Lol
IF he found a shop to do it , might have done in half the time….
And charged 80+ an hour! Lol
That is it. Basically a ohm bank. Just get a potentiometer 0-100 ohms and set it where you need there is a chart around. You easy, Chris Fire!
Got at the small pile with the chainsaw. All down to burn lengths. Still need to split most of it…
Funny cause we've all been there lol!
Amounts may vary, but looks like tomorrow’s snow is a sure thing now. Good thing- cause this is all I had left! 
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That's looking good, is it seasoned, looks like
Amounts may vary, but looks like tomorrow’s snow is a sure thing now. Good thing- cause this is all I had left!
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That's supposed to be a hell of a storm once it's gets up to NY and into Canada, at least that's what the weather guessers are saying. Lots of snow and wind too
45mph gusts expected here.... which means they'll be closer to 55 here in the valley as it gets channeled.
The new stuff is the trees I had cut down beginning of December. Stuff already stacked is well over a year old already.
You need a log splitter there JR.!
Exactly what they said the last two March storms when we got over a foot! Hope not!
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