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Tom

Yes as Wayne indicated the mirrors are in the FACTORY location. So they were useless out of the gate? WTF?

What’s the reason you want to use hard lines from the fuel pump to filter? Or have the filter in a specific location? Mine definitely doesn’t have hard lines. Less likely to leak?

I would like to know some specifics regarding the automatic drivetrain combinations used in say Roadrunners with 340’s. What rear end and torque converters (stall specs) were used along with engine compression ratios and camshafts specs if possible. Thanks MF

Tom

Wish we could buy our own beer that cheap up here...

Made a few changes since this picture.

Where all the brake lines connect it sounds like the brake distribution block. There is a switch on the block that a wire should connect to.

Like I said yesterday, I show it in full...

It's in factory position... just useless.

Very observant of you. You must be "mature" like me...lol. How long have you been in San Rafael?

The mirror should be mounted farther forward . Should be viewed through the vent window. This may be your adjustment issue. Plus, they are noisy when located back like that. My '69 Darts mirror, drivers side is viewed through the vent, and it is quiet when driving. I installed a passenger...

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Do you have any thoughts on the Annunaki? That theory seems to tie everything together into one neat little package.

Thanks for the info, i just happened to see this after owning the car for 8 years

I love the new daisies in 17" sizes, (the GRAY ones please, or polished! No chrome!)but man, are they expensive! At least double the price of tt's in comparable sizes. Well, keeps em kinda rare, I guess. When I go to our local car shows, I always look for the daisies. If I see more than one car...

R.I.P.

Because it looks cool, and your passenger can see what’s behind them.

Happy Birthday

That's most likely the Brake Light Warning switch connector. It hooks to the brake light warning light on your dash cluster at the bottom left and lights if the system loses pressure.