Recent content by mopardug

Hi. IIRC, I thought that the '68 & up were a different width..

Between BLM and Covid, I don't give a rat's *** about sports any longer.

Hi all! Well, after 11 years we're finally getting this gal driveable. She's got a 400-4, cruise, tilt, console, and many other goodies. * We need a fuel tank as her's has rusted through * two rotors * a driver's tail light bucket * a turn signal canceling cam-the cruise, tilt, console make...

IIRC, they were on E Broad Street. Between downtown and the freeway.

The car was rightly impounded, since it was at fault. The guy behind the wheel had absolutely no control over what it was doing....:)

How many miles?

Welcome. Where 'bouts in the Commonwealth? Damned, your Daytona makes ours look like a parts car lol.

I'm going to stick a Lo-Deck in an A-Body. That's why I picked up a set that had both a C-Body and B-Body HP manifold, at Indy.

It's my understanding that he wouldn't have passed a Field Sobriety Test either...

The Plymouth front ends weren't as pretty :)

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That's sad news. I guess that means they won't be releasing the follow-up song ' four dead in Ben-ga-zee'

Hi Y'all. I know that she's NOT a B-Body. I want to buy this '67 wagon, but would really like someone to put eyes on her before we travel 2K one way. We went past Chicago last year for a D250. When we get there she won't even turn over. The guy acts like he doesn't know why. He even let us go...

Our Dually is a good work truck. We've never had any problems towing with her. My wife doesn't drive a manual, and isn't really interested in learning. And I'm getting tired of banging the gears. I drive a Cascadia for my real job, and she's a 10-speed Eaton. That's the biggest reason for...

What does she look like? I got a '90 F250 from my aunt, who had a dually kit installed. To me, duallys just seem to handle a trailer better.