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The small Allen screw with a conical head....yep, I lost one in short order also. Ordered a pack of 5 spares last year. https://www.summitracing.com/parts/are-970076 @VANDAN - if you want a lug nut for a tighter space - these are what came with my wheels...

"Check this out. '71 'Cuda. This ones Plum Crazy purple. Guy wants fourteen grand. WHAAAT! I'd give him seventy five hundred. This guy's crazy. I used to have one of those." It puts the Joe Dirt in the hole.

And the number of vultures increase when you die....people you haven't seen for decades all of a sudden descend upon your assets to pick over the scraps. I recently saw what happened to a young woman who was an only child and lived with her dying mother. When her Mum died late last year, a...

Radiator shroud bolt clip allegedly. But there are no others like it on the shroud or anywhere else. I've gone over the entire engine bay from top to bottom and cannot find a twin for this clip. Maybe whoever put the shroud on last dropped this one and it was somehow hanging on for dear life and...

Where does this belong? Spare Parts Tray?? :lol:

Happy birthday :bday:

All of these sounded reasonable and I still can't locate where it came from.

bought myself a new seat...... now I have 2! the old one looks like Jeff's wagon

How would hydrogen development be any further ahead? Nearly all of commercial hydrogen production comes from fossil fuels anyway. I only know (personally) a handful of people driving electric cars, and none of them were interested in saving the planet. They wanted something that saved money...

Ok, and? Does not matter which leg carries more current or has less resistance. Doesn’t not matter which fusible link opens first. What matters is how much total current flows before any circuit protection reacts and will any segments of conductors in any part of the newly created parallel...

I think they meant to say 1974.

YES ! And I have one available for sale !

Support attachment for the radiator support to k frame. It may be the clip nut on the radiator support side.

I will give that a try tomorrow. Thank you TB

Exactly! I’ve never heard of anyone refer to Industrial Mopar engines having a head design that causes overheating!! That’s Moronic ! All industrial applications had increased cooling capacity because those engines were to be used in … generators …. Water pumps.. Air raid sirens … logging...

Easy, estimate > one would actually spend, too high when it's listed, lowball to a buyer, and the new owner paid too much. :)

Welcome to the Madness! Great looking 6T4 :thumbsup: Heres some useful info. Moparts on the Web - Main Index

I agree he just sent me those ones. I posted those as I got them to update.

Just one 4oz bottle. Motorcraft is recommended by Dr Diff. Local Ford dealers have it or summit.