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Orange Superbird today for $220k. Expected more.

No track record with Atlas but pretty much any spring manufacturer can make them. Ive used St Louis Spring many times, just good Ole boys making springs for everything.

Crazy Horse is not directly supported by the government.

I did something very similar with my 57 Ford Retractable in the 80's knowing dip stripping would ruin my VIN plate that was installed with unobtainium rivets. Careful work and all is fine.

Were the pressure plate bolts tight?

Picture of the firewall from underhood..

Clutch arm in wrong place. Should be between bearing and tab.

5 years old, standing on the seat driving a 66 Ford F250 w/granny thru the field following my Dad on a tractor. Just me and him, he told me we had to get both home so we did. Been driving ever since.

Doesn't mention it's also pre Electronic Data Logs which is another huge plus along with no miles. Truck is practically brand new.

That's the general area of the evap drain on an AC car.

Here you go.

FSM will give details of heater core/evaporator removal which requires disassembling the box. Take many detailed pictures of the linkages/springs. Very easy to get them installed wrong. Replacement heater cores do not fit right. Glen Ray is not taking new work. Find a local shop to redo...

Sure wish this question was asked before someone cut my new complete floor at the wheelhouses and lapped it to the original floor. What a mess.

You need a good consistent vacuum source, a hand pump won't work.

Also a 2 wire connector near bulkhead, you can disconnect there and further isolate where wiring issue is if the switch is not the failure.

St Louis Spring will make anything you want and generally by the next day. I stopped by one morning and ordered springs for my RR, they called that afternoon and were already done.

Potentially a previous owner. I have a motorcycle with the PO's SSN on the frame and another with the PO's name on the flywheels.

Forget the shows, just drive the wheels off it!

What a poorly written article. I will atest that they are still out there. Just last week, I viewed a 51 Chevrolet Truck that had been in a barn since 1973. Totally rust free and in good overall shape. It was just a mile away from our farm. The guy owned a grocery store we visited regularly...

If you're asking you've already lost with the wife. Life's short, kindness is a dying art.