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  1. 4mulas

    Modifying rear seat for mini-tubs

    Well there u you have it! Gkent, how big was your mini tub?
  2. icetech

    New from Detroit

    you too.. wish mine was a post car :)
  3. B

    New from Detroit

    Awesome car.
  4. 1stBxMopar

    FOR SALE Calvert 90/10 Front Drag Shocks

    Calvert 90/10 Front Drag Shocks- used like new condition, new bushing and washer kits included, was in an A-body drag car for 25 passes....(should fit B and E body cars also) $110.00 Shipped- PayPal Only
  5. gkent

    Master cylinder plumbing

    What master are you using ?
  6. 4mulas

    Modifying rear seat for mini-tubs

    I guess the question was unclear as I thought your seats were already in the car. Maybe post a picture of your mini tub then from the inside. I still don’t think I anything needs to be done to modify the seat to accommodate a mini tub
  7. themechanic

    Neat little tool to save the fingers and lots of time

    These loaders can be purchased locally or online.
  8. gkent

    Modifying rear seat for mini-tubs

    Piece of cake. I did mine with all the material still in place. Only the seat back needs to be modified - not the seat bottom. The only mods needed were a couple pieces of the wire on the back side - cut, bent inward then re-welded. I seem to recall only a couple small welds - one or two on each...
  9. matthon

    Radiator Recore

    I bought the ebay special aluminum radiator for my 62, no complaints. Weighs less too. However I have other cars with stock radiators that cool fine in hot weather.
  10. b-body-bob

    Modifying rear seat for mini-tubs

    The seat back and bottom are both hanging on the wall with the original covers on them, so a photo isn't likely to help. Sorry. I hope you're right that they don't need to be modified, that will make things a lot simpler. BTW, I noticed I didn't include the year - it's a 69 road runner.
  11. matthon

    What's your favorite exhaust system?

    TTIs on a b-body. Had to trim the intermediate pipes on my 64, fabricate collectors on my 62, both by design and included in instructions. Fitment was great, service excellent. I have a 67 a-body with Accurate Exhaust, not only is it a 1 year, 1 engine only exhaust system, it was a direct bolt...
  12. 4mulas

    Modifying rear seat for mini-tubs

    Post a picture of your seat. I didn’t think you had to change the seat at all for mini tubs
  13. themechanic

    Neat little tool to save the fingers and lots of time

    You're welcome. https://www.mcfaden.com/McFadden-Machine-Ultimate-cliploader-s/1827.htm
  14. 69Bee

    ARP head bolts shorter than oem

    You won't have any problems. If you are concerned with the shorter bolts, don't use the washers. The ARP bolts already have a flanged head, so they will work fine as is. When using main studs, and there was not enough thread above the nut, ARP said to just eliminate the washer, and everything...
  15. toolmanmike

    My new to me 64 Polara

    :rofl: :rofl:
  16. qkcuda

    My new to me 64 Polara

    Have you found some black paint for that air cleaner yet? :poke:
  17. Lefty71

    VIN for a supposed 67 GTX

    Ya.....gonna say RemCharger nailed it in post #4
  18. R

    1974 Roadrunner Re-Paint

    How do all of the inner structures, rockers, frame rails and floors look. I would want to do a very thorough inspection to verify the car's "bones" look solid. All of the damage shown looks to be mainly superficial to the core of the car. Usually when they look like this there is a lot more...
  19. Hilljack68

    73 Charger SE sail panel install

    Makes sense. By "rear panel" do you mean the package tray?
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