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But some people will argue about anything !!

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!

I am looking for a pair of headlight splash shields for a 66 or 67 Dodge charger and I believe the 66 and 67 Dodge coronet are the same. I prefer to pick them up if possible I am located in Michigan.

I think you missed his point... "crawl" vs rolling in on a chair..

I'll refrain from a smart *ss answer and just say timing light.

I left the chrome off my 71 charger for years after I painted it. Couple summers ago I put it back on thinking I was gonna sell it. Looks waaaaayyyy better with it on IMO. Gives some contrast to the body lines.

The Timkens is coming up as transmission seal.

That part # is coming up as a transmission seal. Is it just a shared part?

Mike is looking for a GREEN door. :lol:

Mine was a dial bore gauge...got it shortly before I stopped doing engines for others and used it a few times but over 20 years ago. I'm checking out a 327 old school Chevy engine (first one to ever be in my shop!!) and decided to set it up for it and.....well, took me a bit to get it right lol.

We have the original Dana 60 included in with the car.

I do too. A couple of years ago and buddy and I went to The Hemi Fest at the now defunct Houston track in Baytown. Any car with a Chrysler Hemi in it was welcome. There were a few off brand cars that showed up with the G2 Hemi but most had the G3 engines. The most iconic car that showed up with...

Welcome from Nebraska. Pictures please!

Set the rear end under the chassis on jack stands for now. I'll get the leaf springs installed tomorrow if I get the chance.

...The casting number of the 1973-78 "mobile home" 440 is 3698330 Go look at those casting numbers again, to confirm which is which. The oil pan *looks like* the truck/motorhome 6-quart pan with the drain plug on the bottom. This 440source.com website has a pretty good break-down of 440 oil...

All LA engines used an aluminum timing cover.

thanks, im looking for a Bare block. already have some parts .

Last time I'll chime in. Hagerty Canada is was what was the Silver Wheels deal here, in at least Ontario years ago. It is nothing like Hagerty direct in the USA. Underwritten by Elite and then again underwritten by Aviva who will treat your car like a Honda Civic using the standard body shop...

I spent the last few hours playing with the power steering pump and alternator pulleys. I was adviced to turn my fan around and I put some spacers between the pump and the bracket which moved the pump back, I think just enough. After turning the fan around, somehow the alternator pulley lined up...

Happy birthday!!