Recent content by casull

1. i have only used the app on my phone, but don't see why you couldn't do the same on a lap top on wifi... 2. it records for 24hrs and then deletes and starts over. You receive a notification when there is movement, so you can review the video. You can pay a cloud service for extra storage...

if you have plug in power and wifi, this is better than a game camera....will last longer if it is placed under a soffit or some cover....cheap and you can load an app on your phone to watch stored video or live..you can also move the camera on your phone. it with alert you with movement. it...

Two works for me...one older....one new.....old one gets way more thumbs up:thumbsup:

literally out of the weeds

I'll play along

$45 shipped to lower 48

Bought this new from Year One in 2012. It was only in the car once for a test fit (ended up going with Lokar throttle/kickdown). Year One part #FD9339 1968-70 B-Body 383 & 440 4bbl big block. $55 shipped to the lower 48....Paypal https://www.yearone.com/Product/chrysler-b-body/fd9339

This stuff is all gone - thanks

Extras from a '69 Road Runner build. Looking for a good home. Take your pick, or take them all. Pay for shipping (paypal) or come pick them up in Berlin WI, 54923 1. control arm bushings - stock style 2. sway bar bushings (7/8") - and connecting rod and bushings 3. bag of sway bar connecting...

I bought these years ago off EBay for my ’69 Road Runner. That is what they were described as, but I didn’t look at the pictures close enough. I believe they are for a ’68-69 Dodge Coronet (somebody correct me if I’m wrong). Part numbers stamped on them are 2856631-72580 and 2856630-72580...

not a '64 but this is what I did on my '69. Disc front, drums rear, I was told by SSBC to put the proportion valve as close to the distribution block as possible and where it is easy to adjust (little black box to the left of distribution block). Has been working great.

here is a pic of an original I took off. the cable going inside the car would hook up on the lower tab shown on the left and slide on the same rod as the short cable. they are held on with a push on lock nut/washer (or whatever they call it)