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and it smells like summer rain!

Oh yeah. It was Dayco , thanks

Well it looks like mopar ed may have finally run out of stories. I point out to him that I was making an attempt at a joke in response to his sad sack story ( whatever that was) and he attacks me for it. He says I misinterpret his words. But he never acknowledges that he misinterpreted my...

Nobody today in their right mind would Swiss cheese a TB K member like that on a full body road race car. I will admit it showed commitment, albeit misplaced. I like the project. :thumbsup:

If you go blast method, I learned a trick many years ago. Wear a 55 gallon trash bag. Keeps the grit out of your hair/eyes/nose etc plus covers up most of your torso. Put a couple of tears in for your arms to stick through. You can see through them fine.

Pretty clever.

Or the gearshift levers are worn and the arm turns before it moves the gearshift lever.

Dayco[ Dayton] was another brand that was popular. However their belts ran a little wide. Gates would be 3/8, 7/16, 1/2". Dayco would be 13/32, 15/32, 17/32. Gates changed their belts in the early 90's to the cogged. Gates made them for NAPA at that time. When I was working at a NAPA store...

Nice looking 1969 Charger 500 For posterity: @#41 VIN: XX29L9B162297

The guy who posted the video, bobbyadams, had the high bid, auctioneer said sold and slammed the hammer. Another bid came in right as he hammered, or right after. Need sold and hammer, so he picked one and said he never said sold. Clearly he said sold, and clearly he slammed the hammer...

Do you use straight water or Massengill?:lol:

Hello Logan. I'm Carl on the central coast.

Charger almost seemed under market. What was the deal with it? The Coronet R/T conv seems like non stock paint and interior. Burgundy wasn’t available. Maybe 999 car? But interior wasn’t so I’m doubting paint. 40 ford seemed like a good deal. Gen 1 or Gen 2 Hemi ? I think the description...

Thanks for a great time at a great location with great cars (and with great weather) today, Eric!:thumbsup:

You have to know what plant the '62 was manufactured. Each plant uses different locations on the alphabet line for their codes. 413 Max Wedge Plymouths were built at the Lynch Rd MI plant.

My answers only relate specifically to your highlighted line. Which begs the question, if you want "assembly line", why the paint & suspension inquiry ? If this is not a "rare" model, I would do BC/CC and upgrade suspension in certain areas.

I soldered this tool up probably 20-25 years ago. Living in MI as I do I wanted to wash the salt off my truck and trailer. Discharge nozzle is a short pipe nipple I squeezed down in my press with a piece of sheet metal inside to give me a slit to spray the water. I just slide it around on the...

^^^^^ :lol: