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I plan on being there

I would pull it on the trailer, tie it down and head home. That area will need some new metal anyway.

Thats a good one. :thumbsup:

I have used Tamco paints and have been satisfied with them.

Also need to see if your crankshaft will accept a pilot bushing

I have an extra as well

I installed a couple of them last week for a customer. Kohler used to be a good company 35 years ago, now they come up with something new and "improved" every year or so. Then after a couple years the product is discontinued and repair parts become basically non existent.

Sold for $17,250.

Compared to his 318, he will notice a big difference in torque. I'm a fan of the 383's also

I'd like to buy the ash tray

That's what I'm thinking.

You're in Lansing ? I'm over in Todd. I recognize the Colvard Oil building in the background of your first picture.

I think that car's value would be 60 k, give or take a little

A little dab of silicon grease on the rubber grommet sure helps the filler tube slip in .

Grinder too

With well over 30 years in the business, I've saw the amount of damage that can occur from water leaks. Those plastic ice maker supply lines are a common source of leaks. I use stainless braided supply lines on all fixtures, icemakers, dishwashers and washing machines.

As a licensed plumber, I think it is a good idea. I have installed several of those exact units. All have been in vacation homes where the owner is only there a few months a year.

I see some spray can foam insulation has been used. Better there than in the quarter panels.

What area of N.C. is the car located ?

My '65 has the Commando V8 emblems and came with a BB.