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Bought a new one U bolt style

Okay thanks everyone.

Hi everybody: Do those four U joint bolts that hold your driveshaft get tighter as you go further down and I don't mean down to the bottom. They're the bolts that came with the yoke also.

Looks great

Ok thanks

Are all thumb wheel radios the same? Meaning can any one of them fit in any thumb wheel radio car?

If you love WWII aircraft I highly recommend subscribing to Chris's channel

What it's like to fly in WWII combat flight sims these days is really out of this world if you're out of the loop. The graphics are better than the series Masters of the Air

Me in my Bf 109 f4/Tropical in big trouble after being jumped by two P-40s. This is the sim IL-2 Cliffs of Dover/Desert Wings it has The Battle of Britain and also North Africa theaters. North Africa is my favorite :thumbsup:

I've been flying WWII combat flight sims online since 1997. Been a fan of aircraft from the age of when I first saw one fly over head. When my Dad was over seas in Italy he saw a Messerschmitt 109 zoom through this gully below him.

Well I was able to find a solution to get it across by using a currier cross border system but guess how much in Canadian dollars for shipping and the trunk lid $2023. What a joke

Or .."Oh no that's not correct" :lol:

Hi everybody: I see AAR no longer ships to Canada and I may need a bolt on 68 Coronet trunk lid. There are race weight ones on other sites but I don't want that. Is there any place other than AAR that has a strong bolt on one that ships outside the US...

No offence. Maybe I'll stick it under my wiper blade. :lol:

That's what I figured. Thanks :thumbsup: We might make a Super Bee clone out of this, just haven't decided yet. Pretty easy to do. The guy who's doing the car fabricates all the drag race cars for the shop so he knows whats what. That's the reason for the bench seat 1968-1970 Mopar B Body Post...