Stop in for a cup of coffee

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MOPARMITCH said:
Got a clear slate today. Gonna finally get these doors assembled, so I can get em on the car. Not takin any requests for repair, for a couple a months. Feels Good.
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Have fun with that... I am still fussin with my driver door leaking water. want to rework the inner plastic today. Probably leave the inner panel off this time and go sit in it and watch for leaks tomorrow if we get the rain they are calling for. Also need to get under the Magnum and check for a couple 'oil' leaks.
 
Hoping to get to the machinist today, then taking the wife into the city (San Francisco) for some ocean air and a nice quiet dinner.
 
Yeah gotta get in some quality time now, the cooler weather is coming and that means more time in the garage with the Duster!
 
zkx14 said:
Have fun with that... I am still fussin with my driver door leaking water. want to rework the inner plastic today. Probably leave the inner panel off this time and go sit in it and watch for leaks tomorrow if we get the rain they are calling for. Also need to get under the Magnum and check for a couple 'oil' leaks.
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soooo - tomorrows plan is to sit in the ol' Duster and watch it rain.. you gonna make vroom vroom and beep beep noises too...
 
Hey folks,

The thread insert went in practically effortlessly. It helps to have a really good power drill. It took me much longer to carry all the crap I needed out to the driveway - and back in again - than the actual work took. Feels kinda odd to have that experience for a change. Ususally the ten minute jobs turn into two day cursing fests.

Then I mowed the (two weeks over due) lawn. Took probably three times longer than normal and I used up one and a half tank of gas. Good thing our Husqvarna mulcher practically turns the clippings into a paste that the worms chew up in a couple of days. Makes mowing seven inches of fat September grass less of a pain.

Then I decided to take a nap in the basement. No luck, two five year-olds kept jumping on one foot directly overhead ... So now I'm up.

I got this crazy idea while mowing the lawn (great time for contemplation). Should I go 440 in my '66? Like full crazy power, a 10 second car?
 
360DartGT66 said:
Hey Karl, does your dad have a sixpack superbird?! No need to put money into a retirement fund, then.
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Yes, my dad had an original 21 k mile six pack Superbird that he bought from the original owner... I have it now, my brother got the 69 Roadrunner convertible Hemi clone... We put the Hemi in it after we got it... It was tough to decide between the Superbird or Hemi Roadrunner.... :BangHead:

I let my brother take the 94 Viper so my son could get my brother's 72 Rally Challenger that he had his heart set on... :)
 
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