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I usually don't answer unknown numbers, now they spoof the number they are calling from to make it look as if a known number is calling you. I had a call from my own number twice. My favorite thing to do is answer with a whisper and say " It's done but, there's blood everywhere" then hang up.

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Congrats on quitting. I smoked for about 25 years, been quit now for about 15. I had a 4-5 year period where I would smoke cigars when I drank. That was all fine at first, then I started inhaling the cigars, and would smoke 4-5 a night. Not sure how many packs of cigarettes that would be but, I...

Thanks for the help. I'm going to check out the Innova.

I need to buy a new timing light and looking for recommendations. Should I just get a basic light or, one of these new multi-function lights that I probably won't know how to use? I do like the tach feature on the multi- function ones. I hate to ask this question but... brand recommendations...

I think you are right Steve. Further searching still found little info on it but I did find a short description. I guess mine is disconnected, as I can take my key out in any gear.

Just curious, how do you use it? I did a google search, and I did indeed find the linkage for sale but, no description.

I'm not familiar with this? I remember my 72 Charger 4 speed had a "button" on the column you had to press to get the key out. This 70 doesn't have anything like that.

Thanks for the replies everyone. I guess I'm just skeptical. I bought the car on the internet without seeing it, and thats a lot of cabbage to send some one on just pictures and his word . It's been about 20 years since I have been into Mopars and just re-learning a lot of things.

I have a 1970 Super Bee with a 4 speed in it, and it is supposed to be factory. On the steering column it has (what I assume is) the shifter linkage for an automatic trans (out in the engine bay). Is this normal? No signs that there was a shifter on the column on the inside of the car.

It looks like you CAN but, I think it would take quite a bit of fabrication. Thanks for the info, very helpful.

What exactly is this hood called, and did they make any that were functional? On the very back of the "scoops", mine is blank. It looks like there should be a screen or something there. I know this wasn't functional, as there is factory insulation under the hood.

My garage sweats terribly. I run a dehumidifier when there is a temperature swing, and I've never had a problem with it freezing up. Shouldn't be a problem if it's attached to the house. If you have one with a hose that runs outside, you may want to make sure the hose doesn't freeze.

I'm in the Corydon area. This pic is my car but, taken from the internet. I haven't got the car yet. It will be delivered tomorrow. It's a NOM 383 with a 4 speed.

Hello all. I just purchased a 1970 Super Bee, my first Mopar in over 20 years. I previously owned a 1972 Charger SE, 1968 Barracuda, and a 1968 Charger. Wish I still had them now. Live and learn I guess, right. I came here for a place to get information, parts and historical data on my new...