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I know these guys have always helped me out in the past when trying to find pieces of unobtainium. They have a lot more stuff on hand than they can illustrate in their catalogs etc., so I have always sent them a few pics of what it is that I'm looking for. I also include measurements in the...

I liked the W15 covers. They look cool as an aluminum wheel.

Contact S&W Race cars. They may or know of someone who does. They're in Spring City. swracecars.com

Not bad but not the look you wanted? What did you put on?

Code W11 on mine. They lasted less than a week.

Interesting seeing this same drop as Chevy did the same thing dropping compression to 8.5:1 in 1971. It was an industry wide thing apparently for new epa laws.They purposely detuned them by lowering the compression then loweing the factory advance to like 8-12°. I had a 1971 Corvette with a LS5...

My grandson is a surfer (Pismo Beach area) and they noticed the tide pull out at a odd time that's about it. That would worry me for sure.

Time for a siesta!

Wadda piece of cr@p! I don't like rat rods.

Wow!

I would think so. Why would they not be ? ( if indeed they are different, that would fall under 'you learn something new every day' ).

Finally some great weather forecast here this weekend. It's been hot and humid, or rain, it seems, for most of the last 2 months since show and cruise season got into high gear in my area this year and I've been down feeling cheated out of my usual summer passion of enjoying my rides. Decisions...

Were they the ugly ones? Dodge, not too bad. Plymouth, not so much.

It could be a circuit board issue or a loose/broken pin on the circuit board. If all that checks out good it’s most likely the gauge itself.

No issues on the central coast from what I saw on the news.

1974 Chevrolet Vega

Mine, too.

1972 Pontiac Lemans

1968 Chevrolet Camaro SS

1971 Plymouth Barracuda