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Buddy Holly. Elvis Presley. Brian Wilson. Robert Plant.

not 4 bands, but 4 individuals......... who's on it? :popcorn2:

I have been the auto body caretaker of a GG1 68 GTX for almost 40 years. The offset (same as) color is Porsche code 22L Oak Green. Go look for a color chip for that and compare. I think you will like it. Most colors have a doppleganger. The problem is old colors were never updated into...

imagine all the hours spent rocking out to Sabbath......... is Ozzy top 5 all time? top3? the Champ?

R.I.P Ozzy. What a legend. He will be missed. So many classics. Crazy Train, Paranoid, Ironman, No more Tears etc. He will feature on my playlist today. Thanks for the genius Ozzy.

Hook up the vacuum advance. Lean mixture needs more time to burn.

Axl Grows and Vince Meal

"How airtight were b-bodies when new?" asks the OP. Well, I worked on these cars when they WERE new and almost new. It seems every Mopar that came into the garage had a symptom of wind noise... or a leak... or a rattle... if it were a 70-older car. Those symptoms were nowhere near as prevalent...

I have one.

As mentioned the Ditzler code for your year should show up. Possibly google GG1 make for the year.

Thanks guys

Detroit Diesels are insanely screaming loud at full song but also very powerful. Oliver had several models with them. Man that sucks, Golden Jubilees are great tractors like all the older tractors were and regardless of make still unbeatable solid machines to this day just like our Mopars !

water can pour in through the cowl

From my personal experience back in the day, the b bodies up to 70 were not very good air, water, or rattles. The restyle in 71 was a dramatic improvement.

All good suggestions. Gonna tinker with it and report back. So far placed a thin piece of cardboard between plate and ball. Holding well. Wanted to try that before “love tapping” the plate fir tighter fit.

Hanging out at Homes Beach on Anna Maria Island, FL I am luck that our family owns some properties here. Also unlucky the last hurricane dumped 6 ft. of sand in the living room on a few units. Nothing a Skid Steer couldn't handle. They are all now completely rebuilt as of this week and I plan...

Yeah that picture was taken right when we took it off the bottle jack so we could slide the front frame / wheels in position. I was sweating that maneuver myself just like when we split the tractor for the first time. It was not as bad as I thought it would be having never done it before.

My '71 Satellite and '72 Fury III hardtop were fairly airtight...no whistling noises.