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Here we go again :rolleyes:

Don't try this at home! Howie punctured his sinus somehow and the doctor who treated him said not to do it anymore, so he doesn't.

Look in the add, it states Mopar brand in both adds.

If you're trying to keep the casting numbers correct for an engine, what Beep Beep posted looks like a good idea. Otherwise complete pumps are only $40 - $50.

Tonight's episode... Barbara Anderson

This one might be a better buy...

Painting again without the exhaust fans running? :fool:

I hate Pennsylvania! I lived in Maryland most of my life. This was supposed to be a temporary investment but I'm still here after 15 or so years :rolleyes: I like Quaker Oats. Exactly! I can't remember how many vehicles I've worked on that had used QS and they were so gunked up inside. Top...

Quaker State is the crapiest oil there ever was! Probably a QS engineer :rolleyes:

I agree. My '62 looks better with the hood closed but someone will always ask to see what's in it. I've asked to see under the hood at shows before and when I did, I seen why the owner didn't want anyone to see it!

Some are having a machine shop regrind used ones and heat treat them.

:popcorn:

Smells like a C body

Or the hood opened! Lol

1969 Dodge Xplorer

Lynch Road MI

It's not always about Chevy motors in a Mopar, I never liked it when someone had a Chevy motor in a Ford whether it was a street rod or not. I call it crossbreeding. Maybe bastardsizing.