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Maybe it's a 4/5's Smokey car, already split down the middle?

I wish I lived closer... Then you could come and help me!!! Haha

Happy Birthday!

You can do an internet search and map it out where the stations are. I've gone the other way and looked for NON ethanol fuel when we considered moving out of state. In California, all the pump gas has what they call Up to 10% ethanol.

I was named after my grandfathers. It was either George Silas, or Joseph Eldridge. I'm Joe. Mom wanted William - but her brother, also William (Bill), just thought "like that" and said I'd be Billy Goats my whole life. (Last name Goetz; say "gets". The most common mispronunciation? You...

Sorry for your loss Steve. It’s never easy losing a little buddy. Kim

You are referring to the CAR, right?

I've want to have my Charger repainted and I need some interior work done Car is a rust free good driver and needs no major body or mechanical work Distance limit is about 500 miles from Tucson would work Work must be quality Thanks Frank

I just encountered my first problem....... keeping my hands off it when I need to be working on something else. must.......resist......the temptation :rolleyes:

Lol. You didn't read and understand my post, obviously. If it has a DOT number on it, it's street legal. I run street legal classes and those tires conform. Slicks do not have a dot number.

Happy birthday brother, hope you have a wonderful day.

I use 100 amp Powermaster single wire. Car has Sniper FI. No issues. Excellent alt. I would use again

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Guy at the solid waste site found it in a pile that someone threw out. He set it aside and asked me if I wanted it when we came through. It's expensive new but it works like new. Hard to believe someone tossing it out.

So you've has S/S version and the S/R version on your car? How would you describe the difference in dry handling between the two?

So for everyone who chimed in and provided some advice I want to thank you. I was able to get the bike components repainted. Its not perfect but its perfect enough.

Grew up working John Deeres and Oliver’s. Have a few, and one currently doing a restoration.

I got the cam from Bob Karakashian. Really nice guy! Told him how I was building the engine and he said, "Yep, I'll get you a cam that will idle super smooth and have more torque and horsepower than almost any other cam out there." At twice the price... But, he doesn't give out any cam specs...

Rule of thumb. Find the camshaft you really like then go 1 size smaller. You won’t be disappointed.