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$2,500 cash.

off ebay but still for sale.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=280734553070&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

when installing sub frame connectors, is it best to put the car on jack stands or leave the weight of the car on the wheels? i read somewhere that they put their car on jack stands & welded in the frame connectors & their doors wouldn't shut after they was done. so, they had to cut them out & do...

thanks guys, i'll look it over tomorrow.

are you talking about axles that are splined about half way, then you cut them down to the size needed? it looks like that would make the axle weak?

well, i've got the beast mini tubed & now i'm getting ready to move the rear springs with a spring relocating kit (ebay, $89.00 shipped) & i'm going to cut housing down 3.5" on each side. anyone have any advice on either? also, my buddy has a 489 housing with 4.10 gears on a Moser 35 spline...

It's a 65 Plymouth belvedere. This is the first mopar I've ever owned so I'm still learning. I was thinking my buddy who also has a 65 belvedere said they was pressed on. with any luck their not. Will the drum have nuts on it for a puller to attach to if it is a pressed "nutted" type deal...

how does the rear brake drums come off? are they pressed on or what? after i get them off, what can i replace them with that isn't a bitch? thanks

their a decent head from what i've heard, but their right at $1,000 bucks now, so why not spend a few ($300.00) more & get the Edelbrock rpm heads?

the heads are bare procomp victor heads.

$3,800 cash takes everything.

times are forcing me to sell my 65 belvedere ll. it's a factory big block car & automatic 727. i replaced the right rear lower quater & wheel opening with three patch panels from krammer. i cut out the rust in the floor pans & welded in metal. their very solid now! i mini tubbed the rear by...

that **** in the link you posted is friggen sweet!

$300 to paint a bumper, man that's bull crap. looks good to me