Search results for query: *

There's a 66 Coronet that keeps coming up on my searches that says it's in Tampa. The address comes up as a high rise down town. ...and exhaustive searching reveals the car is actually in Chicago.

Google it. Seriously. Might even be a convex (?) you know- "objects in mirror are closer than they appear" lens available. I've found them before from several MFG.

I believe @Rat Rod Al posted two on a FABO thread.

Does it decode for axle gear ratios? Specifically for 1980.

It's been my experience that almost all vintage Mopars I've owned had the brake pedal above the level of the accelerator. Almost all required you to actually lift your foot up to depress the brake. No "heel toe" driving like on a gm.

Back in that day, wheelbase was a selling point and a status symbol. The "one inch" was as much of a marketing ploy to make the Dodge models seem more upscale than the Plymouth.

The only issue I see is being forced to have the clocking perfect when tightened in order to remove the wrench from the workpiece. That's already hard enough with a line wrench.

Did you change anything? Did they align before? Another example of "pulley hell". Typically caused by mixing years and/or AC and non-AC parts. Both belts are off? By the same amount? Washers behind bracket at the pump might be an option for that.

That 1" would not affect the roof.

I see GoPro cameras mentioned above. I've been seeing LOTS of dissatisfaction with them lately. We rented one on our first zipline trip, and it only worked one time, when we were not actually ziplining. The place gave us our money back and apologized profusely. I know they started the trend, but...

That's a good point about the slick surface. These decks are notoriously thin gauge metal. LOTS of online complaints of them rusting through. Just trying to do some PM to prevent a second issue. I'm not the best with care and cleaning of lawn equipment. My 2002 Craftsman rider has never been...

When I was a small child, I fell in love with the hobby store layout. Not so much for the trains, but for the budlings and roads to use with my cars. Trains did eventually catch on, but only models, not real ones... ...and then appreciation for the real ones and the history of technology set in.

Pardon Our Interruption...

It's still MILFkini season down here.

Staged with smoke bombs and a concealed jack?

There's been an internet rash of hot young girl on a skateboard pics. They all have perfect skin. I believe the above pic is the reality of it.

You could BIN this U code car that supposedly has a 340 for 25K. Has PW and AC and looks pretty sharp. Also has a bulge hood. Pardon Our Interruption...

Deck rusted through in a few places on the 30" mower I have at the shop. Found a new one on ebay. This one was $150. All others I can find are $250. Looks like the exact same part. This will be a fun project. Might rhino-liner it before I put it on.

What are you using to cut spring steel?