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Welcome from Pennsylvania! Your Roadrunner Looks Delicious :thumbsup:

Welcome from Pennsylvania! Looks like a pretty complete "project"! :thumbsup:

Messing with wildlife could get you killed!

Welcome From South East Pennsylvania! You Have a Flat Tirrrrrre!

Is that a 351 Cleveland in a Falcon?

I'll even let you take a ride in it...

Watch how protective this bear is with her cub and people want to mess with them?

Then tourist in Yellowstone park...

And they don't get any smarter. (North Carolina) People caught on video trying to pull bear cubs from tree to take selfies People caught on video trying to pull bear cubs from tree to take selfies - National | Globalnews.ca

Might take a look at the spark plugs for fouling. Maybe even a new set might be in order.

Cool tail pipe tips! Should keep people from following you too close.

If they would just make fun with it like Conan used to do.

I've never seen one on a '62.

I'd have to check the FMS again but I didn't even torque mine that much. I was feeling the pucker factor kicking in and chickened out. Edit... I checked and it's 10 inch lbs. The reason I had to remove my park housing is because I broke the clamp bolt making the park cable adjustment. It only...

Icetech covered this pretty good.

That's the clamp bolt that holds the cable in place. You just loosen the nut but not all the way. Gently tap it at the threaded end to move it. You'll feel the cable loosen up. You don't remove it. Also when reinstalling the cable you don't want to over tighten it. It will snap. I believe it's...

Here's the rear band shaft that was mentioned. I'd get it real clean with parts cleaner then puff some baby powder all over everything and watch where it's coming from. Might save you more work if it's only the gasket or cable o-ring. Still involved to remove the cable and housing. There's a...

Made my own piston stop. Instructions... Post in thread 'Finding TDC' Finding TDC

Good video also...

I didn't even mark the nut. After replacing the seal I used some Teflon paste on the splines and a little oil on the seal and contact area on the yoke. Installed the yoke, washer and nut. Tighten till it bottomed out and turned the yoke to seat the bearings. (Maybe didn't need to do that part) A...