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Those early 60's Chrysler 4 door hardtop wagons. Not sure if they were called Town and Country or New Yorker but they're awesome!

Any TWO DOOR wagon. (I think 1961 was the last year).

My buddy bought one in high-school for 3500 seemed steep at the time

Not saying it can't be done! Might find one for a dollar at an estate sale I've seen crazier things Hope it works out. Saw one today for 75 k Canadian. Far from perfect. 69 though

Still does as of two weeks ago.

This is a OEM Mopar Automatic Transmission Pan Magnet. It came out of a 1968 727, but should do the job in others as well. $10.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping.

It's national news today. I saw a story about it on Fox. It's funny, the still shot used in listing the headline is one of our roads down here. A couple of years ago I mentioned a nearby road called Roller Coaster. You guys said you'd like to meet the person naming our roads. The road in the...

...usage, mild bracket racing, 3000-3400 cruise RPM ,9.5 to 10.75 compression ratio advised. Also mild supercharged. H-278-2 1800-5600 683801* 99278-16b 222 278 114 2 40 .000 .467683802*a, b 99378-16*c 234 290 56 (2) .000 .494 This is the catalog link...

HMV: Hydraulic Max-Velocity Maybe you can locate an old catalog on the www.

Great looking '64 Fury! Sorry to hear about your oil pan. I was not at Carlisle this year. It had to be some other handsome devil!. LOL.

That white charger brings back memories! Dad had a 67 440 car

71s are awesome, always on my list but never found. I bought my 67 383 Barracuda out of South Bend in 2008.

Jim Kramer in Herman, Pa. sells the scoops. 724-285-5566. Be aware that the '64-'65 Hemi scoop is different than '66-'67 scoop due to different curve at the back of the hoods.

Any Forward Look hardtop wagon.

I finally got back up to the Oshkosh airventure for the first time since 2019. I went there yearly with my dad for around 25 years starting in the mid 80s until he passed in 2013, and have only gone 4 or 5 years since then. A number of the military planes I saw it was probably the last time...

Fan broke on this Chevell. The owner took it pretty well. Grandson and grand daughter went on a cruise with us. Was a good time but it seems like we always get behind the asshole that has to do a burn out every 1/4 mile.

Yes. Maps is one. I downloaded an app that uses GPS to show your speed before Maps started showing your speed. I used the speedometer chart to calculate what gear I needed with the tires and gear ratio and it was spot on.

Me? I’d paint them. Black, too. When I got my kit from DrDiff, I specified BLACK since the rear calipers are dark gray. I didn’t want the fronts to stand out against the rear.

My engine in the savoy