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this X10 ^^^^^^^^

Look on Marketplace (FB) there is a nice one in Bellevue, WA

X2 for Caswell

just ride the shoulder and pass everyone :icon_fU:

The new heads should be fun :thumbsup:

Out of countless times I've been through this, seeing idiots in front of me letting in idiots who wanted to cut their way in...I can only recall maybe 2 or 3 times when the cars ahead of me recognized the idiocy and tightened their gaps, leaving the idiots stranded for a while. Sadly, this...

Because you need the automatic stud to operate the kick down linkage.

Welcome from Alberta, Canada. Interesting criteria for choosing a Mopar..."minimal amounts of plastic and wire". :lol: I just restored the Rallye dash instrument panel in my '70 Charger and sorted out all the wiring. I think I've seen enough wire to last a lifetime...

In for answers. Any that I had that weren't painted, are slowly getting the black oxide to protect from surface rust. Their stuff works great.

Ryobi and Milwaukee are both owned by Techtronic Industries.

I personally have no problem of the bank asking what the large cash withdrawal is for, it's asked for as much as your protection as theirs; family member hostage situation, extortion, dementia episode, etc. Due diligence is what I see on their part. What they make of it is where the problems...

Spent a LOT of years going to work and crossing the Houston Ship Channel using 2 lane tunnels where the zipper method was used but yeah, there was always someone that didn't want to do it. I usually forced the issue back then but probably wouldn't do it today. Too many crazies living around here...

Mid engine Corvette transaxle would make a great Sand dune buggy