Recent content by moparwacko

That is his shop bathroom. 80 grit for the visitors 4000 for "friends" :rofl::rofl::rofl:

Later that day......

"How long have you had that_____ it looks new?" Uuuhhh Edit: it is sometimes a scramble to turn off the doorbell camera when the UPS guy is coming up the driveway :lol: And years ago got a vacuum pump for bleeding brakes.

Idk, some kind of glazing putty. I think it may come with a warning, for "amateur use only"?

We do what we have to when no repo parts are available. This was after spending $500 for a pair of "really good" doors for a 64 D100. This is my first attempt at any real kind of bodywork- be gentle.

You need to change your screen name - Chargerpervert

Way cool! Just not the prices they want on ebag cool.

OK, you are correct. :lowdown::lowdown::lowdown: I always have their bread and butter chips on my burgers. I'm not a fan of hot stuff, but these are really good - and not hot. BTW, they are an American success story and still a hometown operation.

Or as a treat, Mom's secret recipe (some kind of boxed pancake mix, I was so disappointed when I found that out), but with fresh butter and homemade blackberry jam. Just roll them up and eat them. As a side note: we kids used to fight over the end pieces of homemade bread. 1 inch thick, hot...

Pancakes? 3- buttermilk 6- pieces of bacon Pancakes must be cooked in the bacon grease.

We're all hoarders, but some of us take it to a new level. Disclaimer: It's not hoarding if you're "collecting" Mopar parts.

Uh, Stourbridge Line? That's my hometown, I didn't realize until I started watching the video.

They are still available in many places. They were quite common back in the day, and some of us still have a stash..... Here's one found after a 2 minute search: .750"id X .915"od - CHRYSLER MANUAL TO AUTOMATIC ENGINE CRANK CONVERSION PILOT BUSHING - SKU# PB286-A - Fort Wayne Clutch & Driveline