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Rebirth of my 1970 GTX!
Everything is back together! Except the choke rod, that is. It was on there when I sent them out because I couldn't get it off. The carb shop can't find it anywhere, either. Oh, well...- t.flatt
- Post #139
- Forum: Member's Projects & Restorations
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Rebirth of my 1970 GTX!
Everything is back from the carb shop and looking great!- t.flatt
- Post #138
- Forum: Member's Projects & Restorations
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Rebirth of my 1970 GTX!
A few more before pictures... The battery pretty much exploded in the crash so I think the acid got sprayed on the carbs and discolored them.- t.flatt
- Post #137
- Forum: Member's Projects & Restorations
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Rebirth of my 1970 GTX!
After some filing, here is how they look. Kinda funny how they all have the exact same low spots!- t.flatt
- Post #136
- Forum: Member's Projects & Restorations
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K Frame Codes?
I think the 90 coin was for any V8 in 1970. I have one I pulled off a '70 satellite with the 90 coin. My GTX has a 76 coin welded on top of the 90 coin and has the skid plate.- t.flatt
- Post #2
- Forum: 1966 -1967 Mopars
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#1 Upper Main Bearing ---Anything Special ?
I noticed the same thing in my manual. I assumed bearing manufactures realized a special #1 is not necessary. But, it would be nice to hear from someone that knows!- t.flatt
- Post #6
- Forum: Racers Hangout
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Mopars at the Friday night get together, including my 68 Roadrunner. Freddy’s Pasadena TX
Very cool! I wish the car shows around here looked like that!- t.flatt
- Post #7
- Forum: 1968-1970 Dodge Charger Forum
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Hawkrod 'RoadKill' Cross Country Trip 2022
I just love seeing that road runner with all the amazing backdrops!- t.flatt
- Post #381
- Forum: General Discussion
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Best "Rear End" thread (should we include legs?)
- t.flatt
- Post #314
- Forum: General Discussion
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Finishing Lower Control Arms
Yep, those are mine! The Quasimoline worked great!- t.flatt
- Post #55
- Forum: Brakes, Steering & Suspension
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We are turtle farmers now.
Cool! I watched a big snapping turtle do that once. She was in some sort of egg laying trance. Hope you get to see the babies!- t.flatt
- Post #2
- Forum: General Discussion
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1970 GTX VCODE YARD FIND
Because spending quality time with someone doesn't cost anything. It was half joke half reality. I cook for her quite often. Now, back to the GTX...- t.flatt
- Post #69
- Forum: Member's Projects & Restorations
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1970 GTX VCODE YARD FIND
I see you've been through this a time or two.- t.flatt
- Post #61
- Forum: Member's Projects & Restorations
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1970 GTX VCODE YARD FIND
Exactly! Car parts have meaning! I've spent a ridiculous amount on mine and love every bit of it! Although, "let's go out for dinner and drinks" left my vocabulary years ago!- t.flatt
- Post #59
- Forum: Member's Projects & Restorations
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1970 GTX VCODE YARD FIND
Double that and then much more...- t.flatt
- Post #48
- Forum: Member's Projects & Restorations
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1970 GTX VCODE YARD FIND
These are going in my '70 U code X.- t.flatt
- Post #26
- Forum: Member's Projects & Restorations
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1970 GTX VCODE YARD FIND
Wow! What a find! There were only a little over 300 of those made. Very rare!- t.flatt
- Post #25
- Forum: Member's Projects & Restorations
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1968 Charger the start
Nice score! Welcome to your new obsession!- t.flatt
- Post #11
- Forum: Member's Projects & Restorations
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Unbelievable car collection hidden in the forest!
Funny. I just posted about a lone '70 Satillite at my local salvage yard that got sent to the crusher yesterday!- t.flatt
- Post #8
- Forum: General Discussion
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The Satellite is gone!
Yeah they are. The Yeah, they are. The K-frame is really nice. Just need to weld a skid plate on!- t.flatt
- Post #7
- Forum: General Discussion
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