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Yes, I did mention the aluminum dash frames. I actually got to see one of them once at The Nationals in the early 90's. There were allegedly only four to eight of them made for the 2% FX cars of '64 and '65. The first four aluminum dash frames were installed at various time points on the '64 2%...

My great grandfather on my mom's side was named Gerlando. I had a great grandma named Flora Bell(we called her Nanny). Nanny's grandmother's name was Weltha(she'd be my great-great-great grandma). On my dad's side, my great grandfather's name was Jean Baptiste (French for John the Baptist).

They out to tweak that thing and put it in a charger. 600 hp turbo diesel charger. :rofl:

The true Bad Boys were the 63 Tempests (including a wagon or two) with the super duty 421s and the full size poncho rearends swapped in.(real 63 tempests used a wimpy transaxle, rubber driveshaft, and independent rear). I think there were only a few made (less than ten?) and immediately banned...

Who could that be? :)

How do the u-joints look? Trans/engine mounts?

somebody in this thread has a real nice GG1 Road Runner ........ :poke:

The fact that that would even enter your mind is a little scary!!

There were two of them and Willie was getting blessed by someone at Chrysler with some parts and maybe engines. Kind of a west Coast version of Detroit's "Silver Bullet" I knew Willie well enough to talk shop with him several times over the years. He also told me that the NYC street racing...

I have a 41 Ford 9N.

There used to be an Oliver tractor salesman who lived in my house. There were matchbooks with his name on them in a little cupboard in my carriage house (barn). We have a tractor parade each fall for our "Fall Festival" we get over 150 some years

My Grandfather was Whitfield; known as Whit. An uncle, Offa, married to Gertrude. Another uncle, Beryl.

1962 421 super duty Catalina's with an aluminum front end were bad mf'ers. Only a couple hundred pounds heavier than the 413 max cars. Dual four barrels on those 421s if I remember right. Quite a bit quicker than the aluminum front 409 horse 409s, and the three-duece 406 fords.

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I did the same, it's amazing how well it lights up everything. I felt the LED's were too bright directly in my eyes, kind of like getting oncoming high beams at night. So I got some of this white plastic angle molding from Lowes and laid it down next to the LED strips. It works like a...

Someone said green? I have always liked this one the most. The one pictured in the brochure is gorgeous. It's a nice conservative and restrained green like you would find on a C body. :lol:

None in mine but the Nicknames??? I'll save that for another time...cr8crshr/Bill :usflag: :usflag: :usflag:

Agree, weights may be sticking.

Grand father on my dads side Adalbert. Went out for milk when my dad was 13 last he saw him. Probably died of pernicious anemia my father had it I have it. He left in 1917. What a guy!

Engines...I did not know a lot about what was in this article. Informative...cr8crshr/Bill:usflag::usflag::usflag: https://autos.yahoo.com/articles/oldest-engine-still-being-produced-200500244.html