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Is this about safety after a wreck?

Here is a green one with the V8W (W for white) transverse stripes.

Hey, at least I rocked this guy!

What was that line Billy Crystal used in City Slickers when they were riding behind that woman while the horse was trotting? Something like saddles get to have all the fun. Speaking of cowboys, you'd be surprised how small and light most professional bull riders are. These bulls are worth a...

My classic FAST mpi does not have that control, but it's an antique at this point

Has anyone wired up/spliced in the reverse light in their TR6060 swap to new American autowire wire harness. I have included a pic of what I believe is the reverse light connection.

Broadcast sheet? Any pictures of the dash VIN plate, partial VIN on the radiator support and under the trunk gutter rubber? Sometimes the stamped numbers can be seen on the underside...from inside the trunk.

If you get a chance, check out a 67 Coronet 500 on Facebook. It has Charger hideaways. Looks pretty cool.

No, they likely didn't. :) Why not try with the DODGE and 5 lettering in red as well?

V8X would be black transverse stripes? These stripes are missing and the bumble bee graphic we see should be black. I guess that was more "personalization" that goes along with the horrible painted pinstripes.

Did the NASCAR racers have those? That is the look I'm leaning towards lately...

Need red line tires. :)

It won't be wasted if you used it for slug bait.

The following borrowed images show the difference between 1971 and 1972 GTX rear bumpers: 1971: 1972:

Maybe way off base, but is the coil getting hot from 12 volts while running. You know, wrong ballist, or wrong coil getting wrong voltage.

Cosworth Vega or a Corvair Stinger

He has his own dual aluminum 15/16" bore which is the way I'll probably go. He makes the firewall adaptor for this master and the new lines and brass block is a Inline tube item. I would prefer to keep my single master but I think it may be starting to leak and I'm leery of the replacement ones...

I love to see the exposed mechanical parts of the vintage bikes on this forum. The guy that engineered the parts was very proud of what he made and wanted to show it off. The intricate details and the hand built parts are quite impressive to me anyway.

Yep. Anyone here ever buy the rebuild kit and rebuild one of these themselves? I saw a kit with the brushes and bearings on ebay for only $19.99. I know youd need a press to do the bearings. The local rebuilders are now charging about $130 to do one of these. Their quality control isnt so...