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It was very good. Lots of good actors, costumes, great props and scenery. I really liked the suspense and surprise ending. Plus, it had my favorite Uncle Martin on the wire.

I said it's running cooler somewhere since changing the high flow 180 thermostat to a standard flow 160.

Hey, I was looking at those too. Had to have a 400 though.

they sell noise......people must buy it, cause they continue to advertise I sleep with a fan running anyway.......

Things needed to get things going: Feature one in a music video with a hottie or vamp. TV car Movie car

Congrats on finishing, Bob. That’s an accomplishment in itself. As for the other guy asking how crowded this event is, it’s insanely crowded. Track time is minimal and you sit in the lanes most of the day. I first ran this event in 2006 and ran it a dozen times or so. We quit going after 2021 it...

Beauty! We did not have that model in Canada. 440 2-door sedan with stainless trim on door post and window surrounds. Our 440 series also had red tail lights and white reverse lights on a smaller base plate than the Polara used. The lights were not mounted directly to the body, like U.S. models.

But the GNX reached "cult status" a long time ago.

Depending on the spring pressure, that’ll be a win or a disaster lol

You and I are the only ones. :eek:

sb or bb?

I believe that circuit is "live" full time. It's part of the light circuit that turns on the dome ligkt when the doors are opened - so live full time.

Im here. :-)

Sounds like it's a little too late

How deep is it and what's the capacity?

Ya give it a shot before you replace that d shaft.

You can have both. It's never too late for a career change. :blah:

I was cruising Comps site when they popped up, I was surprised at the price… they were less than Chevy lifters. Though I would give them a shot since I don’t have hardly any money in the engine.

Hitch is a Curt 12923. I modified it by cutting the crossbar loose and moving up about two inches because it was too low. Now it tucks up under the bumper. The bolt holes line up with holes already there. It's a class 2, which is way more than I need, but I figured over kill on a hitch isn't a...