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You have tried it all. You would think more than 3 tenths. Interesting. I lucked out. Broke one of my heads, but a friend who has decided not to build a stocker motor gave me a heck of a deal on his 518M's. Will have them checked in October when I have a chance to pick them up. If they don't...

July 13, 1969. Buddy Baker and Charlie Glotzbach on the wing of DC-93. This pic wasn't published because Buddy's leg fell off the 1/4 panel.

Very cool, great meeting them types :thumbsup: ICONs

The stand offs that the red tail lights are mounted to are not a complete match One came with the car and the other he found in the ditch walking home from school one day close to 75 years ago :) No he does not like to throw much stuff away

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Here's the low speed car at Chelsea, DC-74.

That’s helpful thanks

Thanks for the likes and encouragement! Means a lot Bill!

For comparison if you haven’t been following. The only perfect panel that I had was the hood. And what’s funny is it’s the only part I didn’t use because I wanted the air grabber. And also my concept was to make the Sport Satellite a real Sport Satellite with a 340 in it. Why call it “Sport”...

The proving grounds photo may look two tone because of the sun reflecting on the roof. It never was. NOTICE - There was no aluminum piece between the 1/4 panel and bumper. From what I've seen, DC-93 was the only MoPar stock car without that piece. No idea why they never put one on. Obviously...

Everything for upper $23: Mopar All 62-89 Steering Column Bearing, Isolator Insulator & Circlips lower seal... Mopar A B Body 62-66 Lower Steering Column End Seal

The heads are not 78cc any more. They might be less then 70. I bought a CC kit to check the heads myself when I get them back from the machine shop. The cc kit arrived a few days ago. I opened it up to see what I bought only to find the buret broken. Summit is sending another buret. I bought a...

Thanks for sharing love 'all the MoPars', that blue Charger is sweet that fast back 'cuda that 1st Blk Blown Willys, always a great choice & the black 55 210, the Nomad/s, 2dr wagon/s & sedan deliveries cool show, cool cars :thankyou:

Congratulations. Thanks for taking the time to document and share.

Dad's 30 Chrysler rumble seat coupe he has been working on for the last few years We are on a farm so he took it for a rip up and down the laneway a couple times today He turned 84 about a month ago

Good eye!

When you are cranking, the ing1 circuit gets a feedback power being reduced throught the ballast. Hence why your brake light on cluster (linked to ign1 circuit) dimms

More final pics

Anybody have any pictures of how their 69 Coronet or Super Bee headlight harness is routed? Thank you!

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