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Most of my stuff is Moog. Thanks!

Lower ball joint was in good shape, but getting replaced while it is apart. Upper is a different story, it's garbage. Tie rod end has no boot so even tho it seems tight, it's been exposed to the elements and is getting replaced. I got the nuts off the strut rod on both ends and all the tension...

After sanding my butt off on the wall where my porting bench is gonna go, I decided to get the coronet up in the air and inspect the fuel leak situation. It looks to be the rubber seal is leaking. Must be from when I reused it on the fuel pump module install. Oh well, nothing I can do about it...

Today it was really humid, and just nasty outside, so after applying mud and climbing up and down the scaffolding, I decided to come inside and paint the gauge needles. They really needed it. I put wax paper under the needles to keep paint off of the gauge faces and then shook the paint up. I...

Wish you had a pic of what the hole looked like afterwards. Would a drill do the same thing?

Looks like 440 auto, 8 3/4 3.23, T6 with white interior and white vinyl top, power disk brakes, Tan/Gold interior with buckets with buddy seat/armrest, build date of Feb 20, 1970(Day after my Birthday), outside adjustable mirror, some moldings, std AM radio and a white stripe. Very cool car...

First thought as I watched the video was, no flaps, probably none at all. Over confident pilots that paid for their carelessness and took a lot of other people with them. And who builds buildings at the end of a runway? Not a great idea.

I started laying out all the parts for the brake conversion. I confirmed Steve sold the correct spindles to me and also that my 66 ball joints will work with them by comparing part numbers on Rock Auto. Bearings also work as well as calipers. Let's get this started!

Next, I turned my attention to the headlight switch, specifically the dimmer circuit. I bought some WD contact cleaner, and the jury is still out, I need to connect it all up and test it's function. The LEDs won't dim unless they have internal circuitry to pwm themselves according to voltage...

I decided another coat of 'chrome' was necessary, so I got everything ready and carefully added it to the main surround and to some of the smaller ones inside. I also touched up the corner of the E in Dodge. Not perfect, but much better than before.

I was able to get on later that day. I am registered and legal now.

I tried registering today and it kept timing out and giving me the white screen. Anyone else having an issue?

I decided to give the cluster bezel one more coat of chrome and I believe it turned out great. Only thing I would have done differently is I would have given it a bath before I started and perhaps used a scotchbrite pad on some of the more weathered areas. All in all better than it was, so I'm...

I called Antique Automotive Radio today and they were quite helpful. They no longer retrofit your old radio, but the lady tech that I spoke to said my 2 RCA jacks on the back were inputs, so a few minutes on Amazon and I have tge appropriate cable on the way to attach my zune and a lighter plug...

Thanks! Yeah, my interior was like new before it sat out in the Florida sun for nearly 2 summers. I sat on bith and they instantly split. They feel like parchment rather than vinyl. Just add it to the list! Lol. You should start a thread on yours and document what you do to it. It's fun looking...

Well, I guess it's time to get started on the disk brake conversion. I got one caliper in the box that came yesterday, so I tried it onto my caliper bracket that came with my disk brake spindles and it fit! So I am a go for this swap.

That's a good idea. Mine were chrome tho, unless you are referring to the gauge numbers and letters?

Wow! I want this, but my practical side says 16 or so cars is enough. Lol. Hidden headlights would have pushed me over the edge. I had a 71 RT with same options and numbers 440 in it, but guy lost the title, which back then, made the car junk.

While I had the dash apart, I decided to detail the cluster surround. I had bought some chrome pens a couple years ago but they were garbage now. I tried to use them but they just didn't look chrome at all. I ordered some from Amazon and they arrived next day and I sat down at the dining room...

My speaker arrived as well. I couldn't wait to install it, as I've been apprehensive about the functioning of the internal amplifier since the voice coil was open. Not sure how that would affect it but just wanted to verify operation. I had to use different nuts, as the old sheet metal nuts...