Tim I sent you a pm if you want to pick up and drop off a car. Needs to be enclosed though. For Tommy at parts Hound
Stop in for a cup of coffee
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Fuel for the TurboTax Encabulator!
The day I drove it home after all you and the members jumped in and bought her for me, I hope I am making everyone proud. Thank you so muchI think you got at least 50 'likes' out of me for them boobs. So that one counts for the car (which also has gotten quite a few)
Good Morning All
I’ve been wanting to do it just haven’t had motivation to actually do it. May have to look at it soon though
well.. don't need to go full keto, just stop eating bread/rice things that are really carb heavy.. every bit helps
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
Yard is cleaned up, ready to mow. Back in for another cup. Letting it dry a little more. Some of it is still in the shade. Takes a long time for the sun to hit it since it lines perfectly with the peak of these Maples this time of year.
I have had quite a bunch of this over a couple ice cubs at my sons home (Creed) he seems to always have some, he is single and has a nice stock of good bourbon
Hmm, on what car ? Sorry I forgetNew AR front spring hangers just showed up from mancini.. bastards are beefy
Cute puppy !
Morning .
Same here down by the mail box, do... it stay wet till noonish..
'62 plymouth.. what's nice is the new hangers came with 3/8 studs... i always drill out the stock 5/16 and install 3/8 anyway
The '62s look weird with how far forward the rear axle is.. plus i am hoping to run a 30" tire if i can get it in there
zkx14
Duster De-ruster
Of course that is also the highest grass since it was hot last week and it gets more shade...
Thunder Cougar ??? My youngest has a 68 Cougar 302 A/T..
5 to 1 says thats an Alaskan Malamute ! Yep, I see the curled tail, great animalCute puppy !
Do they have them for the early A bodies, again, what car do you have..lol, forgetful
Ohh my 68 is nizze, I like the early ones, I think 66 or 7 ?
Once again a '62 plymouth Belvedere as i posted 4 posts above with a pic
And yes they have them for A-Body.. It also helps a mopar problem where the rear shackle is almost inline with the spring (on mine it's so bad i can barely move the rear) so the shackle will actually swing instead of jam up
Holly Molly!! Love the 62s, my pick for a drag machine, congratulations'62 plymouth.. what's nice is the new hangers came with 3/8 studs... i always drill out the stock 5/16 and install 3/8 anyway
The '62s look weird with how far forward the rear axle is.. plus i am hoping to run a 30" tire if i can get it in there
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When I was researching the 273 rebuild..I was in the 4 - 8k range between 4 different shops...
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That angle does hide the overall size difference, but the lines are very similar. The rear deck on the Cougars was about a foot shorter if my old mind recalls
I will look into it, thank you so muchOnce again a '62 plymouth Belvedere as i posted 4 posts above with a pic
Mine has been sitting in a garage since 1978, was the family truckster and the guy just parked it when he got a new car.. was 100% stock.. it's pretty screwed now though
Spring Hanger Sets
www.manciniracing.com
i believe E and A use the same hangers(as far as the bolt pattern to the body). You can measure your current hanger from the back to the eye to see the distance then compare here
well.. don't need to go full keto, just stop eating bread/rice things that are really carb heavy.. every bit helps
Tough with the kinder in the house... but not having that stuff available is the key along with no snack food. If I want to eat something it has to be prepared.
Nothing wrong with preparred, just skip the bun on a burger, or fries.. but it's hard to get started in anything
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