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Best of luck to you all the way around!

There may be other causes as mentioned, but in my case replacing the pitman solved it. Sort of job best done on a lift using compressed air tools. Used a ball joint separator to remove the old arm. At my age, after two neck fusions, a laminectomy, and a few other surgeries to repair...

Was thinking some shimming was necessary, but my friend having more experience landed on trying a new pitman. Made sense looking at how it looked saggy. Not a big cost and he’s nicely equipped to do the work. The vendor I mentioned said his are made in the USA and not much price difference than...

Had posted this exact problem a year or so ago on my '63 mentioning the violin too. This was after installing a FFII box. When on a lift we noticed the pitman zerk was sheared off and some marring on the torsion bar, the center link looked slightly unlevel. We tried a new pitman and it solved...

Just had to do the new version yesterday. Well my wife did it. I rarely use my laptop for anything other than emails and online searches and ordering. Since retiring no more need Word, Excel, PP. One day I should delete the 1000's of work files, reports, photos, but never think of it.

Since you said keep it mopar and b-body, a '70 GTX or RR vert 4spd. As some have included others I'll jump on: '70 Cuda vert, 4spd #1 or '70 Challenger vert 4spd, with the RR/GTX close 2nd. Had a Cuda vert 4spd BB, sadly let it go 50-years ago. Deep regrets.

Unique lady with a special passion proving to some of the experts in her field that they weren't as fully informed as they thought. All the best to her wherever she is.

Get a vacuum gauge with kit so you can check your vacuum at idle and cruising, use the kit to check the booster, also make sure there are no vac leaks anywhere else, valve is working, no kinked or collapsed hoses. I installed a reserve tank, but they have limited effect. In other words, since...

Welcome from a fellow WI-nite, fantastic restoration. I restored my 1st car with the wisdom and talent my dear-departed dad had, learning a ton from him. What I found most priceless, looking back 40-years now, were those months working with my dad rebuilding the car.

Was a great movie. I thought how nice it would have been if Weaver had a BB mopar or what Kowalski had. Not that many years after that flick came out, my first job out of college provided a company vehicle as 70% of the time used it for the job. Puny ’78 Malibu with the 6 motor, later a Volare...

I rarely go to an auto wash with my daily drivers, part of it is taking the drive to get to one. I rinse them off at home sometimes using a light power-washer I have and will do a good washing in spring and fall including waxing. For my old ride I wash it about twice a year when I want to apply...

I'm a rookie (1st water reel) so will find out. Plan to bring mine in during the winter, it's not exactly lightweight. At my age, three-years into the future being still able seems like a hope and a blessing, lol.

Was a great actor, director, producer, king of cool looks. Some outstanding movies. Sure made his mark with Sundance. Had it all; though not entirely, lost two children. He was a self-deprecating sort, actually said his looks could be a handicap, lol, some people have larger problems. Living...

That's a great idea, ask why I know, lol.

Happy Birthday pard and best wishes

After 40-years, finally said enough with the tangled hoses, re-winding hassles to store. Bought water and air hose reels month or so ago. The air hose reaches both garages and the water hose is over a 100-ft long. Don’t know why I didn’t do this years ago, like a lot of stuff I waited too long...

Yeah, good idea to inspect electrical connections and grounds. One time I had ghost stalling but with key run-on, that more often has been due to a ballast or ignition switch. In my case it was a poor connection at the BH (ignition wire). It seemed tight, but on closer looking, seemed some...

Yeah, it is a shame to see a novel vehicle destroyed. IMO the stolen parts inserted made a case for destruction. Insurance companies would not insure it and good luck getting a title. If trying to part it, another cost factor involved and bad idea selling stolen parts. Who knows what else was...

I’ll add another SORRY this happened. Always had a peeve about people tailgating for obvious reasons. Couple years ago, my wife was rear-ended in my Dakota I had just got done fixing up. New box, bumper, fenders, repaint, etc. I fixed the 3rd brake light that wasn’t working for a few months and...

Sorry to hear about this, first time I heard of bad experience with them. Good idea to try to go up the chain. I found the contact for the company president digging around and got a great response from him. Another time that didn't work...