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They did steal a Hemi from the car museum.

The 41 Willys in the movie Hot Rod.

:thumbsup: :rofl: :rofl:

That's the way to do it.

But I love her front.

Poof! I hope my parts weren't on there. I thought I heard it was bound for Hawaii. Loaded with fuel.

I remember a Studebaker Lark 2 door post that a couple guys put a 500 cube Cadillac engine in. Hot rod magazine probably 30+ years ago. Cool car. I found the article. What A Lark! 1960 Studebaker Lark Now wouldn't that make a cool and unusual street cruiser.

Side moldings for the windshield at the dash.

That sounds like a nice build. That's an easy 1 HP/Cube at the crank. Good numbers. I've got a real nice Weiand I was going to put on my stock Poly but I kitted the carb and it starts and runs so sweet, I'm just going to leave the 2 barrel on it.

I see your Buy it now price is $18,000. You need to post that in your ad above.

As far as I know they are a sealed bearing.

And I kind of answered that in my last sentence.

I have one pretty nice one and one not quite so nice. I like them both. I was thinking of selling both my cars and I could get 1 real nice one but I don't have the patience or energy to keep it that way and the last thing I would want is a trailer queen.

If you are selling these, you will need to start an ad in the Marketplace forums.

Yes.

I think 67 was the first year.

I need another mug. The K cup machine works good but sometimes I should just brew a pot. (or a half a pot anyway)

Good luck with the newly produced T/S switches. Most are no good and don't work properly. Here's a discussion about them for early B body cars. Yours should have a similar switch. Early B Body turn signal switch discussion. Shee Mar SM102

I got it removed for you.

Look at these beauties. More to come.