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Turbine wheels & Pro-trac tires (?) or something close, Bias-plys/Belted no doubt Air Shocks or load leveler style cheap *** coil-overs/truck shocks (stance) Doug Thorley, chrome side pipes (I hear banjos playing) a Challenger/'cuda style 'shaker hood' on a B-body & cheap hood pins Moon Eyes...

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All night long, to satisfy that woman...

Run it !! You can hide the MSD box under the dashbehind the ash tray but no point if using a non stock distributor. But I'd go with both of those any day of the week. The distributor is probably "plug and play" with the MSD. Instructions are a good place to start! Available on line if you don't...

It’s pretty simple. If you don’t want to buy the rivets you can carefully grind them on the backside to remove. Then epoxy from the backside to reinstall…

Size matters. :lol: :rolleyes:

almost 2 years older then last time, by a month :carrot:

For reference: Post in thread '1973 Road Runner K Frame Body Mount/Bushing Swap' 1973 Road Runner K Frame Body Mount/Bushing Swap

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Back in the '70's the Police here would pull you over for suspected drunk driving if they felt the desire. In those days, unless you were falling out of the car when stopped, they would just take the keys off you and let you walk home - otherwise the cells would be full in no time at all. So...

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$10,000 Located in southern Idaho This a 1969 Dodge Coronet R/T with the original 440 H.P motor, the original 727 automatic transmission, original 8 3/4 rear end with a 3.23 gear ratio. This is a R6 red car with a 1W white vinyl top, and black bucket seat interior. Options include A/C, center...

Reminds me of the first RollsRoyce I ever saw in person. The owner of Blue Diamond Trucking from Baltimore Md. His sister lived beside my shop where he was visiting. He was showing me the car and I asked what happened rear door and rear fender because it looked like hail dents but on the side...

While my work van was being serviced this week, and up on the hoist...I was having a look around to check things over and saw something odd. Turns out it was a brand-new key for the doors & ignition, taped up tight around the spare wheel frame underneath. I have owned this van for 18 years now...

Thanks...looks like what I have but only drill points.

Several years ago at a National Event, my wife and I were walking behind the stands to the finish line area and was past where the stands ended. Don't remember why but maybe to show her what it looked like down there....and we came across John sitting by himself on the step of someone's motor...

Here you go, Cranky...cr8crshr/Bill:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup: :usflag: :usflag: :usflag:

Never ever heard of it, I'm not on Facebook, never will be way too many scams reported on here alone, & almost all from Facebook marketplace, sellers chances are; if it's too good to be true, it probably isn't true/real or 'bait & switch' at a min., dangle a rare or extremely popular selling...

Mine has an Edelbrock electric choke kit, that powers off the ballast resistor. Works great.