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As we're driving in the final part of that inspection for that hour!! :thumbsup:

I really don’t care about the sound, which is odd because I like the cars just the way they came from the factory. But, I also like reliability, and I’ve been the victim of many a starter failure. My old 71 Dodge trucks starter gave out at the Nationals one year, had to change it with a fully...

Plus they don't have that sound which is a huge plus.

Those old gear reduction starters draw a lot of power, especially the long barrel ones. I switched to all mini starters, straight out of trucks in the junkyard, and from helping to clean out others hoards. They haven’t failed me yet.

I probably will but I’m in no hurry as they are working well for now. I’ve been toying with sending them to Woodruff over the winter because both carbs need bushing in the primary shafts and it’s hard to beat the “as-new” appearance when they come back.

With delivery

And a squirt of milk? :rofl:

4 speakers is enough for a stereo system, I am assuming 8 track players were stereo output? Does the radio have enough output wattage to carry that many speakers? Mike

Might want to rethink that assumption: MSN

Happy birthday and many more!!

N96 Air Grabber. Burnt orange and white interior.

Odds are agaist you, but I’ve done it twice. Got the blue car back 22 years after I sold it, the red one 52 years after a test drive.

Good coffee today

So probably a dumb question. Restoring a 69 Charger with factory AM 8 track. Getting correct radio/tape player restored by a guy in New Hartford NY along with a Audiovox FM converter. Going for old school day two look. Ordered speakers from Electro-tec . Ordered 5 speakers, 3 in the front and...

I can't wait to see who how this thread ends.

Mini starter is it; Now which one? I run long tube headers and iron heads which means this is a 4-5 hour repair on my back letting antifreeze down, pulling headers, tight wiring conditions etc.. I started with the 440 Source mini and it made it 3 years, 17,000 miles for reference. Knowing I...