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toolmanmike said:
Our old Kitchen Aid is still going. I hope that didn't jinx it. We moved in 30 years ago and it was far from new then. The kitchen was remodeled in 84. Just sayin'. I wish they still made racks for the old girl. They are the metal rods coated with plastic/rubber stuff. If the coating get's a split, the inside starts to rust. It needs replaced.
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But after almost 40 years it does still work.

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toolmanmike said:
Our old Kitchen Aid is still going. I hope that didn't jinx it. We moved in 30 years ago and it was far from new then. The kitchen was remodeled in 84. Just sayin'. I wish they still made racks for the old girl. They are the metal rods coated with plastic/rubber stuff. If the coating get's a split, the inside starts to rust. It needs replaced.
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Nowadays nothing is made to last very long............
 
WV64Signet said:
Found an overland rack on FBM I'm going to check out. I want to mount a cargo hard-box on it. The dog occupies the entire back seat so extra baggage is a challenge. She strokes out if put anything on the back seat as it obstructs window snout access...
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Old school rack I thought I had a picture but I don't, twinn rubber suction cups on four corners that does fit my 66 .. just incase I take a road trip to that big swap meet all you guys and galls go to called Carlisle.
 
Whenever my dishwasher quits working, I just smack her on the ***.....JK but really
 
memike said:
Old school rack I thought I had a picture but I don't, twinn rubber suction cups on four corners that does fit my 66 .. just incase I take a road trip to that big swap meet all you guys and galls go to called Carlisle.
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Tim put that trailer hitch on.. maybe pull that motorcycle one along with you Mike?
 
I know for a fact I had badges like this on my 71 T/A Challenger.. all I am getting in my search is ford mustang, the Challenger had overhead console. What the fff

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A fun auction for Saturday morning just 17 miles away.. looking forward to this one, the wife ain't going, cash and credit card in hand :thumbsup:

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Love ordering parts, ordered a old school big starter and they sent me a mini-starter which doesn't help.. gonna move the tube on the header down a inch.. shoulda done it to start with :)
 
Icetech said:
Love ordering parts, ordered a old school big starter and they sent me a mini-starter which doesn't help.. gonna move the tube on the header down a inch.. shoulda done it to start with :)
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Wow, I have seen on TV a dyo test on doing that to headers and they smashed one tube on number seven a bit, looked like more then a bit to me watching on TV, but, there was zero power difference, then they did two, 7 and 5 , nothing changed.. yes, that small starter will make you much more happy, spins the engine much faster and I bet at a lower amp draw then the older bigger ones. Yes is my vote
 
memike said:
Wow, I have seen on TV a dyo test on doing that to headers and they smashed one tube on number seven a bit, looked like more then a bit to me watching on TV, but, there was zero power difference, then they did two, 7 and 5 , nothing changed.. yes, that small starter will make you much more happy, spins the engine much faster and I bet at a lower amp draw then the older bigger ones. Yes is my vote
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yeah, i'll have to post a pic.. on my old (70s) dougs headers the #3 cyl tube goes in close to the block then back out under the started to the collector, which is awesome and clears power steering by a mile, but it is too high and hits the bottom of the mini.. not a major thing, 2 cuts on the header and lower that tube. :) Will post a pic when done since it's hard to explain
 
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