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A buddy was asking and I remember seeing a chart but can't find it. If someone can post a chart I will make it a sticky to make it easier for next tome. Thanks.
70 Coronet 383, auto, 8 3/4
Yellow is a tough color for wheels. Magnums, Keystones, or grey Tork-thrust would be best. Like my cream colored Bee. Very few wheels looked good on it.
Yep, you can borrow a lot of money and as long as you pay it back in a timely manner you aren't a huge risk. There is a debt ratio that they look at so you don't borrow too much.
814. It hovers around there. No bad debt that I know of although it's been a long time since I have checked with the credit bureau to see if I have a medical copay that I missed on a medical bill. :BangHead: :BangHead: :lol:
All in the name of science. Tonight I will taste through a few shelf bourbons for a tasting we are doing this Saturday. I'll list them when I get closer to done or if I choose a real good one along the way.
My buddy's 70 Bee had a rich/rough running issue. He messed with the carb for a week and couldn't cure it. We checked the pressure and with the stock pump, he was getting 7#. He ran to Car Quest for another stock pump and it put out almost 10#. Check it or not, your choice.