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All reds look the same on my computer. What color is that?

looking good keep us posted

If you're asking me, it uses the Mopar 11.75" rotor

I now have a bunch of autoloaders but I can’t resist a revolver. Bought one it these .44 Magnums last year. I always liked long barrel revolvers but for once I think I should have got the 6” as this thing is really barrel heavy compared to a 7-1/2 Redhawk or 8-3/8 model 29.

Just now:lol:

It's that time of year again, bastages trying to move back into the Lund hotel. Big buggers...

Good question. Most guys that plug read wouldn't have VA. Try it. Get 1 new plug. Check it against 1 beside it. To see if the mark moves on an old plug.

Looks nice :thumbsup: What rotor package is that set-up for?

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I may have to use the pool noodles, on my 2 post, to get cars centered better.

hahah it's the fin and front spoiler :)

Here is a question for the spark plug reading experts. The mark on the ground strap is just above the threads. Does that indicate too much timing? If so should I disconnect the vacuum advance and run it to see where the mark is?

No, the 383 crank is directly in the diagonal corner across the room!

I will look at this closer in the next few days.

Gday mate

Love the wagon man!!

I’ll get more on here shortly!!! It was a 318 car and we found a 440 and slid it in after some mods. Great car. Planning on a daily driver. Lots of history with this car. Super excited to be here ty

I have a .357 Ruger GP100. Great gun shoots clean but I would never fire with hand near the cylinder

Well been slowing getting some painting done on the Coronet. Changing the color so engine compartment, trunk and underside of lid and hood needed to be done. Also had to repair floor pan under drivers feet and put a coat of paint on the pan. Winter is coming so not sure if I will have time to do...