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1937 Nash. Nice!

You can take the plug out of the passenger side oil gallery at the back of the block, and plumb in a mechanical pressure gauge. As already said, the primer drill needs to run CCW for a big block. I had major problems getting my 440 to prime last year. It eventually turned out to be crappy Fram...

If you turned the boat around, with the bow pointing forward, you could likely get another 2 m.p.h. LOL.

Selma Hayek. One of my fave's!

Welcome to FBBO from Ontario, Kim. Nice 'Runner! Thanks for your pictures.

I went to a local car show past Sunday. Some B-body Mopars there. A friend of mine recently purchased the AWB clone. He has been a GM guy, but just now dipped his toe into Mopar waters!

Happy Birthday, HI-PO, and many more. Enjoy your day!

R.I.P. Connie. You brought many of us a lot of joy over the years. A true talent!

Yes, it will pour fluid out without the drive shaft in place.

Don't drive it in the rain. Water and electricity don't mix. LOL

Happy Birthday, and many more. Enjoy your day!

Congratulations! Well deserved. A beautiful GTX in a wonderful colour. I have a '67 R/T. I drove it down from Ontario a couple of times and got 2nd place in class on the Fun Field. Nice surprise!

Happy Birthday, Krusty, and many more. I hope you have enjoyed your day, you old geezer! LOL. I am 78.

He was a conductor!

Congrats to you, too, Dave.

Your intake # is not correct as listed. Your picture shows intake # starting 220...., which would be right for '62-'65 413 or 426W. Exhaust manifolds are later '67-'69 383, 440 Magnum.

Yep.

The Acadian became Canadian Pontiac's equivalent of the Chevy II / Nova.

You could likely fabricate a hook from the crossmember to the cable to do the same thing.

The Canadian Beaumont was offered from 1964-1968, and was sold by Pontiac dealers as a cheaper alternative to the GTO, which had to be imported from U.S.A. This car was based on the Chevrolet Chevelle, but had distinctive Pontiac-themed grill, taillights, and trim. The powertrains echoed what...