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Who saved the horses from the car. You can still buy and ride a horse. Candles versus light bulbs. We had a fit when foreign cars hit our shores, screaming the world was about to end. I caught a guy at work running down the side of my NEW D50 with a nail. He died basically unemployable. Remember...
I'm getting ready to convert my Classic Auto Air AC bracket to the BPE AC bracket, part #4710, and the correct pulleys, part #4013 and #4916, on my 440.
I'd appreciate any photos and tips from anyone who has installed them on a car with an aluminum water pump.
FYI, I don't want to evacuate...
I think the big swap issue is they think it’s better and easier but in reality not any of the above. Mopar suspension is considered ancient by some when really it’s easy to work with and torsion bars offer a lot of benefits.
Lots of members only know their inbox is full when other members inform them they can't send them a pm. It happens frequently.
This just happened to me after I listed a part for sale.
So. I respectfully request a site improvement to add such notification.
Best regards, Roger
I’m spending 3/4 of my time prepping another vehicle for a show in November, but I’ve been squeezing in time for the car.
Setting driver position, steering rack location, header clearance, and firewall fab all have to happen at about the same time.
Test seat, test wheel, test column drop, but...
Chevy II or whatever they were called had real flexy flier frontends in them. I spoke with a few GM guys that told me after a few power shifts they would move around and need a front end alignment. Then theres the great powerglide anything. I found the Chevies of the day could run hard and...