Recent content by JPrusinows

More photos. Not very good at photo journalism, once i get going hate to stop for photos!! LOL

Guys, Just went through this exercise myself. Found a NOS Switch (got lucky) and notice the spades on the ends. I took out the old switch and cut the original wires (did not distrub the original connector under the dash at all, so as to not risk damage and the connection was good and still...

You are correct! LOL. But it reads it a heck of a lot faster and thousands of historical documents at a time! Does cause you to think though. I really thought I would get more feedback pro and con. I guess all of us old guys still tinkering with this stuff is getting scarce! All of mine...

How did you make out buddy?

Here is the more to follow, LOL. Interested if any are practicing the philosphy and practice below? And of course am sure I will get plenty f feedback! Always welcome! Below is the resource trail + engineering logic, so you can see where this comes from and why it’s correct. 1️⃣...

I am an old guy! LOl. Just a bear following behind somebody elses work sometimes! Especially electrical!

Well, found a new source for information, I think. LOL. Chat GPT fixed a problem I was having with my 413 with popping/backfiring when bipping (is that a word?) the pedal at idle. Also wanting to die upon open/full throttle accelaration when letting off pedal as if no fuel. I simply described...

Did we hear he was ill? Thanks for any info. Jeff

Those old school can openers work great on the drip rail trim, and for staightening the drip rails themselves 5/16 of and inch at a time! LOL. Dont ask me how I know! I would not recommend using on the Pillar trim (just me), that trim is very fragile and sensitive to any pressure put on them...

No clips at all. It just gets pried off like you are doing. just be very gentle with maybe a plastic putty knife with painters tap on it and gently work it until it starts to pop off a bit. Then grab it on windshield side and very gently work it up and over the drip rail edge. Start at he...

Thank you FMJ! It was a great show and a pleasure meeting you! Your display was awesome and very artistic I must say!

Thank you Dave! That little Dart probably scooted pretty good wit that setup!

Congrats to you both PLMHEMI & fullmetaljacket!! It really is quite an accomplishment. I've added some photos of what anyone can expect on Judgement day. Almost a full vehicle colonoscopy with 6 pages of checklist items! I found the judges to be very fair and honest about the vehicles. They...

Looking forward to the Hemi photos! Beautiful cars all of the above. Love the hood scoop on the 62 Darts. Should have been a factory option!!

Wow! What a great photo journal! thank you much for the effort and for sharing! Jeff