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I agree, I do that but mine isn't really nice even tho I do still worry someone will steal it. Its cool seeing nice examples out and about.

I agree that shipping that in a padded envelope is piss poor packaging. I would be pissed also. Sucks that they will not work with you. Maybe there is fine print for international returns, but still - how do they expect it not to get damaged with that packaging.

Some of the ones I have are stamps but some are not. I assume these are date codes so how do I decipher?

It’s going to be one of those days The drag link is off and now trying to remove the idler arm WITHOUT damaging it. So far no go. The dam pullers are all slipping. Going to get some 1/2-20 nuts so I can smack it out. Sometimes brute force is the only solution……

He is 6 foot 5 inches tall,she is 5 feet two inches tall. I told her that he claims to have slept with 5000 women, or is it 5001,she laughed.

Why is she at crotch level?

The dust trail is upside down. :poke: :rofl:

I have only seen this trim on a satellite.

Thanks RT. That makes sense because I'm thinking the starter began its life in a 1974 318 Satellite Sebring.

:( R.I.P.

congrats on finally getting it . did you get any photos of it when Roy bought it .

https://ultimateclassicrock.com/moody-blues-john-lodge-dies/ https://rockcellarmagazine.com/john-lodge-memorial-tribute-lonn-friend-2025/

It is probably a reman. It is not a 71, as they were well into the 72 model year by Nov., and a 72 model year starter would not have a 73 date code on it. If my brain is working, then the 36th week of 73 is into the 74 model year.

RIP

I bought a new 75 R.R. and it had rally wheels and painted drums and rotors from the factory.

But his toes show it, they're longfellows

aspiring rapper

You are correct I've been stung many times but always sucked it up thinking lucky they even make stuff for these wonderful cars but their comes a point were enough is enough & this for me is that point

apparently not