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I don't think it's as bad as it's all cracked up to be. (Sorry, couldn't resist) Like stated, at least it didn't skip across the hood or dent the roof line. Theres always a chance of getting glass in your eyes also when that happens.

This could be as much fun as a Green Bearing thread!

Factory pictures are rare for '62.

I still have these.

Maybe it's a good time to drop the pan and change the filter and fluid?

What are we working on Mikey?

Having the rear of the car lower than the front will help to not loose as much fluid.

Reuse your original. Post in thread 'Dual Master Cylinder Upgrade for '63 Dodge 330' Dual Master Cylinder Upgrade for '63 Dodge 330 Post in thread 'Taking Up New Residence' Taking Up New Residence

I'm thinking the automatic transmission tube? Have a pan under it and pull the tube.

Most Standard parts are somewhat better quality than other brands out there. I'm working for a parts house that sells them everyday. I've only seen a few defects come back over the five plus years I've worked there. I've also bought several for my own use over the years. They do offer an economy...

"This is going to hurt me as much..." oh wait that was something else. "You need to install an exhaust fan in that truck." (That was something else too) "Do it right the first time." (Not always the case) "If you don't make a mess as you're working, you don't have one to clean up when...

I'd go with Standard brand for aftermarket.

Duplicolor Engine enamel has a couple of blue colors. It's been holding up on my drums for a few years now.

As long as they used hardner, if it was a repaint. I've found a couple that didn't! It's definitely dark outside. I get too many bugs in the shop this time of year if I have the door open. Great progress :thumbsup:

You won't believe this one... Who was the first pick to play Spock?

What can you add to the filler if it starts to dry out? Asking for a friend.

Some of you have seen the new additions to the front.

Never heard of someone being happy receiving damaged goods from shipping. :lol:

Funny because on Dorman's website they have the bench bleeding instructions (pdf) Dorman Products - 88244