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For the guy that has everything Mopar. Attn: @66340SEDAN you need one of these. (for your kids)

NOT MINE - Not Mine - Dodge Driving Simulator

https://www.facebook.com/commerce/listing/679663800271105/?media_id=0&ref=share_attachment 1969 Dodge driving simulator $3,000 · In stock Listed in Newaygo, MI Beautiful old 1969 Dodge driver training simulator. The key is in the dash and not the steering column. 3 speed or automatic. It has...
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Good Morning All! Working some OT today so another drive-by from me. Wife's surgery went pretty good, still has the stint in for 3-4 more weeks but isn't feeling any pain from it. I'll check in later, have a Great Saturday!
 
71340Duster said:
Good Morning All! Working some OT today so another drive-by from me. Wife's surgery went pretty good, still has the stint in for 3-4 more weeks but isn't feeling any pain from it. I'll check in later, have a Great Saturday!
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Good to hear.
 
Had to order some 12" calipers to measure pushrods, finally showed up.. reading up i saw i need a ball bearing to measure the cup/ball style? is there another way in case i can't find one laying around..
And just bout time to clean my bench off so i can rip into the trans
 
Icetech said:
Had to order some 12" calipers to measure pushrods, finally showed up.. reading up i saw i need a ball bearing to measure the cup/ball style? is there another way in case i can't find one laying around..
And just bout time to clean my bench off so i can rip into the trans
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No, you will need a ball bearing (5/16" I think) to measure the length as the cup in the end of the pushrod is not a half circle and you won't get an exact measurement...
 
Icetech said:
Had to order some 12" calipers to measure pushrods, finally showed up.. reading up i saw i need a ball bearing to measure the cup/ball style? is there another way in case i can't find one laying around..
And just bout time to clean my bench off so i can rip into the trans
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Where ya been Amigo?
 
krazykuda said:
No, you will need a ball bearing (5/16" I think) to measure the length as the cup in the end of the pushrod is not a half circle and you won't get an exact measurement...
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Well pewp.. will have to find one then :)
 
BTW.. who has a good deal on pushrods? or just go smith brothers? seems to be most peoples choice now..
 
You can't really see them... but so many bees in the myrtle... it has a steady hum... you can about feel the vibration working in the flower beds underneath

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Soon i will be taking pictures of a big boat. Kim’s girlfriend’s first tine on a cruise ship. Should be fun.
 
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