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Happy Birthday...

Years ago I remember reading in a hot rod type of magazine where a guy had a first gen hemi charger but it had the wrong engine for the car. Some time lapsed and he bought another hemi charger and it had the wrong engine for that car. Checked the numbers and he had the correct engines for both...

I've rented them from Advance Auto. Auto Zone has them also. Requires a deposit with a full refund when returned. It's another one of those tools you might use once a year. I removed lower ball joints from a 2500 Ram to pressing out wheel studs.

Hard work pays off :thumbsup: Congratulations!

1st dates at the movies! Who the heck remembers the movie?

Welcome! You might want to check your age that you submitted in your profile. Or your dad holds the record for longevity. :)

Wet on the east coast :(

"The Changeling"

Looks like it's still for sale on this site... 1970 Plymouth Superbird CLONE For Sale - DEN1645

But you can buy the ones listed in post #6 by @matthon and just drill the two holes for the clips.

There weren't any rubber on the rear openings in 1962. They came later. Do you see any holes for clips?

I'll drink to that!

I don't think they ever said that on Star Trek

A 313 cu in (5,121 cc) version of the A engine called the 313 was produced from 1957 to 1967 primarily for Canadian and export markets. This engine has a bore of 3.875 in (98.4 mm) and the common 3.3125 in (84.1 mm) stroke, and was used in the following vehicles, amongst others: 1957 Canadian...

In Canada they were 313.

That would have been my guess, nobody.

You're weird!

I wish the contract on the fricken Mando and Lume commercials would expire. Every commercial break there it is again :elmer:

Burger King! I saw this late one night years ago and only saw it once!