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I would rather see a real human with whatever imperfections they may have.

That looks like my EX wife fell out of the airplane. (She was fat)

I have never had a mimosa. I was just having fun with the words.

There was an episode of either Roadkill or Roadkill Garage where they stopped in the town and saw a lot of what you did.....old, I mean O L D cars in fields and lots like you posted here. Score!

Yeah, it is pretty nice. Who pissed in your pants, man? Is this all you have to add to the forum?

There was a guy I knew that imported a car like that black Valiant, his was blue. It was like you stated...from the windshield rearward it looked identical to a USA Dart except for the "Valiant" letters on the back. The fenders looked longer and had turn signals on the tops near the headlights...

These are the Cobra twin 1.59" piston calipers, they are aluminum. The wheel clears the dust/grease cap just fine. There is more than 10 threads of the lugs to attach to. Bigger rotors give more leverage like a longer breaker bar does to crack a bolt loose. AF's book stated that the goal is to...

It looks just like my 69 Dart.... Well, the grille and taillights anyway.

Oh boy....THAT was mighty respectable of you. I agree though, I'd feel bad taking advantage of a guy that really didn't know the value....especially if he was a nice person. Kudos to you, man!

If I remember right, Rick Ehrenberg did a big brake upgrade on the '69 Valiant "Green Brick". He had the big brake on one side and the standard 1973-76 rotor and caliper on the other....and ran it up and slammed on the brakes. The car did NOT pull to the side with the bigger brake. The advantage...

Me too. I spent my entire career getting up early despite a mind and body clock that always wanted to stay up late. Now that I'm retired, I'm rarely up before 10:00 AM.

I don't recall....How much was the guy asking for the car?

Dogs are great!

Heck yeah, man! I love seeing the different styles of the Mopars there. The black "Valiant" that looks a LOT like a '69 Dart and what is the green "Duster" here ? The taillights look unusual. The orange Daytona with the hemi and side mounted blower....Really cool stuff! Nice '66 Satellite too.

Mopars and Mammaries ? Chargers and Cheeseburgers? Coronets and cake ? Dodges and damsels? Plymouths and Playmates? Road Runners and Ribs?

That makes sense to me. Given my rudimentary understanding of electrical things, that is what I figured as well.

That is a clunky and clumsy arrangement. The proper sentence structure could be: I'm going to help my Uncle Jack dismount from his horse.