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RNM at $53k, but the highest bidder gets a chance to contact the seller and try to work out a deal.

If you don't already have a return line and are not looking for a concourse gold car, it is easiest to add a 3/8" line and make the existing line your return. Just need to change the fuel sending unit to accept both lines and add a dual outlet fuel filter.

Those bidding now will not be around for the end

MSD RTR and be done - no ballast or control module, clean up some wiring too

Or a hydroboost if you really want to stop well

I found an article from years back in Mopar Action magazine by Rick Ehrenberg titled "Roadside troubleshooting your Mopar, or when to call Dr. Hook". He lists the following tools and parts which I think is a good list: TOOLS TO BRING flashlight wrenches from about 3/8" to 3/4" set of 3/8-drive...

You can't take all possible parts with you and you are right, it will be the one thing you don't bring that will break lol. My spare has air but it is the original spare tire from 1968 so....

That's great you were there 21 years ago! My first trip was 2018 and for a few years we parked at an angle down the street which was cool but very narrow for driving in the middle of the street. They switched back to parallel parking a few years back.

Heading out soon on a 271 mile roadtrip from Denver to Creede, CO for their annual car show. To me, the drive is the fun part and to make it more enjoyable I try to prep the car and pack tools/supplies for issues that may come up along the way. Besides a AAA card and cell phone, what you do in...

Three biggest ones were: Coming back from a fishing trip in the Colorado Rockies, my dad took a hairpin turn too fast and we rolled his ‘72 Chevy truck down a mountain. No seat belts but somehow survived with only some broken bones. Totaled my first car (‘77 CJ-7) when a guy in a ‘71 Duster...

Usually the pad is smaller than the tank. There is no need for the pad to be larger than the tank or hang over the edges.

That is interesting. Mine sit flush.

I have a 496 stroker built with the 440 Source kit and love it! Lights the tires through 2nd. I haven't had it on the strip but it is a blast around town.

Welcome to Mopar! Be prepared to pay 3x what you are use to paying for everything.

I had an Accurate system and it was very high quality and sounded great. Curious what makes Gardner way better?

When it sold for $42k it had 14" wheels/tires, now it has 15". Maybe the wheels/tires swap was justification for the $10k bump.

There is a switch to turn on/off the reverse lights? :rolleyes: On start up the engine is shaking pretty good, might be an indication the motor mounts are shot.

TTI has a specific H-pipe kit that fits with GVOD.

Unfortunately I don't know the TC as it was already together when I get the car. It is pretty stock though.

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