Recent content by Lefty71

Ill take a medium pressure hot water (not quite steam) unit over a high pressure cold water unit any day.

So, seal expander wont fix that leak. Your issue is a leaking copper washer, similar to whats used on brake hose ends, only bigger. I was able to get one apart by just bopping the wrench with a dead blow...once. Maybe someone worked on yours with some hardening type of goop??

Glad to hear you got some work done today. I did not clean the shop as usual, nor get to work on the car, but I did manage to repair the four post lift, which has been waiting forever and a day..... I had to tear the canopy off the tractor and fold the ROPS to get it underneath. Not an easy...

If you do a search you may find.... a guy, i think on fcbo? listed one with the 361 callout, and i think you can buy the callout stickers new for all, 361, 383, and 426

Dont throw it away. Post it up if you arent going to need it.

Maybe it had a dealer installed AC unit originally?? They were very common....just a console hanging under the center of dash.

Time to pull it off the car and get a proper look at it. Probably not a good idea to "just tighten the screws" even if you could get away with that.

Indeed! Im no choir boy, even the Chevy looks like 5 times the asking price. Some of those cars are the same in the pix with different prices and different locations for the same vehicle.

Wow....you have some nice projects there. Unfortunately for me, i seem to have to just clean the shop every Sunday after the weeks trashing from paid work.

I assume the cap does NOT have brass terminals??

WIX 42070 Air Filter (x-ref NapaGold 2070) Air filter cross reference Nick's Garage - Air Cleaner Identification Scroll down to max wedge for the specs and #s

One more reason to miss our grandfathers.... they would know (or at least mine would)

SOLD - 1966 plymouth belvedere II drop top One of the people in this thread perhaps???

Before you reinvent the wheel, you should figure out if the balance is RIGHT for the parts its already assembled with (or the parts you intend to build it with). Just sayin....

***NOTE THE ASTERISK*** ALSO USED IN '64!!