Recent content by Daniel Brunner

A12 hood struggles

When I was about 11-13 we had many hot teachers in school. All in their late 20‘s and low 30‘s I thought GAH DAMN Then they all got pregnant within a year. I was pissed because I realized they have boyfriends/husbands

She never thought she‘d fall in love with a child…. I guess she was wrong

That story is done. 2 months ago I met a woman at a festival…. and I mean a real woman! She’s 9 years older and very adult mentally. Also hornest and knows which is important in life. That’s what I always wanted. Did I found the right one? I don’t know yet but everything speaks for it at the moment

I don’t know, but it says 65463 2857002

Sadly not, here in europe we are lucky to even get bolts and nuts for classic cars

Hi today my needle fell down on empty during driving. I believe the needle popped out of the springs and now I really wonder how to set them in. I find nothing in the web. Does anyone know how to connect the parts in right order? I tried with tiny needles but as far no success

Okay so the torsion bar shouldn‘t be able to get turned with a wrench? Last time I tightned the bar itself with a big wrench and the knock was gone. May some joints or bushings are damaged. I‘ll watch again and can send you guys pics tomorrow. @Dave6T4 no, I didn’t confused the TB with the...

Hi The last days I noticed my passenger torsion bar makes a loud knock noise when turning sharp- especially when turning the wheel by parking. I had this problem once and last time I tightned it and the noise was gone. But now the noise showed up again even the bar is still tight. Bushings...

I assume they prefered the 440‘s to win races against vietnamese horse carriages because they lost them with the 283‘s

That’s an M116 infantry carrier used in Vietnam Two 440-6 engines were often used as replacement motors. Stock they had a chevy 283 in it

As far I know on your model year they should also swing with the engine off. Much more as a weak headlight motor, missing a wire or seized up linkages can’t be the cause. They work different in 1969 where they changed from electric to vacuum operated headlight doors, those need the engine running

Mine‘s about 10-71 ohms. A bit slow at reading but at the most part pretty accurate

I guess a bridge which leads overseas will not end good for the owner Like @chargervert said, the COA part on the VIN would become reality