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Captain Obvious here! Yes they do. Cardboard saves weight over wood and the Styrofoam keeps it safe. Make a box out of cardboard, double it up, wrap the trans in plastic, set it on a piece of 2x4, fill the box with spray foam, leave open for expansion. When it dries, cut foam in half...

GFI designed, built, and serviced the A855 from day 1. Jamie washed his hands of it, only if your trans had an issue, as did GFI, and Huff. All 3 are incompetent, knew it was defective, and kept selling it while raising the price. GFI also builds the Hemi 4 speed overdrive gear set for Passon...

I know a 62 Dart without a radio would come with black plastic behind the giant dash speaker grill. I know my 62 Valiant has a plastic mount for the dash speaker. Anyone have a pic of what the 62 dash speaker/mount looks like?

Done a number of my cars. Buy the good pliers and rings. A few things I learned: I bought the straight and 90 degree pliers, never used the 90. If the old covers have the metal rod inserts save and reuse in the new covers. If the original foam is in very good shape, and molded, consider...

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I was there at that exact moment! It skipped over a few tents, but picked one up, flipped and launched it. Crazy.

Used to have to order online, now iirc it's available at local stores. This stuff removed all the undercoat on my Dart.

How about a 1988 S-10 Sport 5 speed? The Sport was the first ZQ8, has the code. Mine came out of the woods on a farm where it sat since 1994. Rust free, a little time and parts and it's a daily. Needs some finishing still, but in good shape, these small square bodies are worth not nothing.

Goo Gone, the automotive version. It removes undercoating as well. Let it soak in.

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I made a package tray for my Valiant using very thin plywood wrapped with material from a craft store. Plywood was very inexpensive, material was $17 for a half roll, which was more than what was needed. I need a headliner as well for my 62 Dart, last thing to finish my interior. I might use...

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Too many GLs leads to comradery and different versions. Same is true for the police cars. It was a sight to see. Owners were all fantastic. There were also too many Petty cars, but scattered, get them together Petty people.

Flat red Christine looked very cool, and no shiny paint to worry about.

Just did 2,500 miles for Power Tour 2025. 383 tunnel ram 4 speed. Swapped the A833 for an OD A833 before the trip.

The car that started the Mopar Survivors at Carlisle. 1970 'Cuda with 3,400 miles! Chrysler always painted the negative battery cable engine color 7.23 inches, never to the end. For the full story pick up the July 2005 edition of Mopar Collectors Guide.

68 R/T big block 4 speed in B-crusty Blue. We know it, we love it, nuff said. P. S. We have no idea who owns this, but we see it all the time. Our cars are famous, you're not, deal with it.

63 Plymouth Sport Fury Max Wedge - with history! If you wake Charlie up and hand him $45k it's yours. They're not just still out there, they're here.