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Here is a 383 block I disassembled, at speed. It was about 600+ stock stroke, quite alot of runs on it. I still think the crank gave up first, but we'll never know. The 383 before that one had MANY runs at the 600+ level, and some with 275 packed on top. That block lived well, but separated a...

Yup! I have a 68 Buick GS that has that good suspension as well. They drive so nice. Thanks! It has been a long road with the Super Bee, I have meant to start a restoration thread on it but kind of fell out of love with it haha. Here's a few pics. I just painted more of my jamb areas, next is...

I guess if a gunsmith determines that I'll have to make the choice to destroy it, or just keep it as an antique. Maybe in those cases the happy medium to keep it around but make sure no one ever fires it and hurts themselves is to grind the pin off the hammer?

If there is a piston out you can see it from there.

Block out the paint and buff it out. Drive it and enjoy it. The heck with anybody thst criticizes the car. I hoping to get my $800 Coronet on the road in the spring. I'll be smiling too much to even notice the turned up noses.

I test fired 2 shots from a used Dan Wesson .357 which also spit lead, the seller tried to tell me that it was normal. I’ve owned a couple dozen wheel guns and none of them were anything close to that bad. When S&W released the X-Frame .460 there were multiple reports of severed digits, I’ve...

How nice are you looking for?

What is the casting date?

$3800 firm no drive train, steering column or hood hinges

I still use Turbo Tax on the advice of my finance guy. One price lets me do several separate returns for my family.

Hadn't considered that.. the filter supposedly can handle a constant 200psi... i can't see the return being near that since it's just a open line into the pump pretty much.. but never know. So far no issues, will see what the future holds :)

Here's my follow-up question: Why do the front sidemarkers have a 2-wire connector while the rear ones only have a single wire bulb and connector?

I've had mine apart for 40 years. :rofl: Life's little twists and turns. :eek:

Thanks guys, gotta go drop a pan now.

A little bit of choppy chop has started.

Yeah, numbers matching as well. The price was right though.

If you take the shift lever and steering wheel off, you may be able to ship the column in a large cardboard or plastic tube.

I’d be careful about using a filter. In theory, it is a great idea but I’d be concerned about the burst strength of the filter. Those used in fuel systems with carburetors are likely rated under 15 PSI of pressure. What pressure is in the return line? I don’t know but it would be helpful to...

Once the rifling is worn out, time to destroy it as it is no longer a functioning firearm...Glad you did so...cr8crshr/Bill:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::usflag::usflag::usflag: