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For 1970, Legendary back seat covers have the Plymouth emblem embossed in (like original), the Year One do not. Year One 3 month wait. Legendary 9 month wait

That's a ton of cars!! Thanks for sharing!!

I am looking to recover the interior Bench Seats on a 1970 Superbird. The frames are from Arizona, rust free. Is Legendary the place to go for the most accurate vinyl reproduction? My seat back back boards are 50 years old and warped. Are the Legendary reproductions accurate including...

Crazy talk….buy and old stock pump and rob the spring out of it. Your ideas sounds correct

I have my custom built Lime Peeler one of none,painted Dodge Sublime.

I have a few of the replicas and a couple originals from the 70s.

Thanks for the info, sounds like many have been saying the Street Dominator and the CH4B (which has also been mentioned). I’ll look into the Thunder AVS 800 or the 750 Holley mentioned. There is a Carter C1 4967 S on it now with a Performance RPM. I can’t seem to find anything about a 4967 to...

What kind or Mopar car? Bob h

Great idea. You post may save a life. Now that's a great Father's Day gift.

Every boys dream was to go to the Schwinn shop and being told pick out one that you like!

Those were the days!

They issued them to us on the way to Iraq as a "roll over" rescue tool to get out of seatbelts when your hanging upside down in a Hummer. Release won't work with the weight hanging from it. These attach to the MOLLE gear..

Don't forget to introduce yourself in the Welcome Wagon. Be forewarned, we like pictures. :)

Here they are....Amazon.com

Nice idea! I forget about those! I also forget you can get stuck in a seat belt too.

This year I am trying to compete in the United Manual Transmission Racers (UMTR) North series. It goes from track to track in north east Ohio. My equipment is legal for Street Stick, and that is a 2-step and clutch tamer for launch. I’m also racing locally at Quaker City Motorsports Park which...

After watching a video of a traffic accident, where the car was on fire and the drivers side was about a foot away from a guard rail, I am reminded of why the military services hand out Gerber seatbelt slicer/ door glass breaker tools to those on the way into combat zones. Mine is in my car...

I said I was going to run the car with the 361 to get a baseline, so I did yesterday at St. Thomas Dragway. Not impressive, 17.4 at 81. It had a bog off the line and the trans was shifting early, so I probably could have shaved a tenth with more experimenting, but why bother?

Wow how pathetic, it’s all about $$$ and who gets their pockets lined first will get what they want.. never worried about flammability now we do. If it worked better and was more environmentally friendly and user friendly I’d be fine with it. Leave it to the big guy! Not going political just...

They also won't repair them. I don't think anyone would be shocked at the idea top shelf product lines from the 90's were built to a higher standard with parts from our country, then the CPU board infested plastic/chinesium global stuff is more recently. Good luck getting anyone to repair a...