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I was born to die................. It's great once you wring it out. Theresa's cousin enjoys it. I remember my dad loved it and when we first came here his grasp of the language was still a work in progress. He would say, let's stop and pick up chicken on the way................. code for...

1958 Chrysler New Yorker Wagon

More than 40% of the population in sub-Saharan countries is younger than 15 years old.

VHT like all the others said.. it’s nice stuff and durable.

The two items that were a great help for access was pushing the firewall back and enlarging the trans tunnel. The firewall goes back pretty easy with a bottle jack and some wood across the the front of the firewall. The bottle jack on the K frame and a 4x4 betweeen the jack and firewall board...

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Fill the opening in the sleeve (after sawing of the protrusion) with epoxy and then the usual filler, primer, paint. Mike

Pretty much above where the front and rear windows meet. However, if your car was built in 67, there’s a good chance it might not have them.

Apply evenly and use a heat gun to dry it.

Not really important. You haven’t been able to buy a 10:1 383 piston for at least 45 years from anyone. With creativity you can get there. Just curious as to how you got there: what Ross piston and what head chamber cc, and what machining.

I went with FTI, they make great converters and the better part is they are amazing to deal with.. had some issues (ended up nothing to do with the converter) and they were extremely nice and professional to talk to and work it out. I have a 318 myself and run a 3200 converter (remember the...

Yes, that is the 1968 style.

I also used VHT on my air cleaner. I like how it came out.

Black Friday is next week so there might be some then. I always preorder with Stephens and pick up at Carlisle. No tax or shipping so you save a lot doing it that way.

There is a company out there that restores the original units. It costs a bit but saves a lot of aggrevation.

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Meanwhile even by the late 1800s, most Sub-Saharans were still living in grass huts.

Although they had no horses, nor the invention of the wheel, the Inca civilization had extensive road systems. With stone walls, steps that went up steeper grades, suspension bridges that crossed rivers and distance markers placed every so often, the Inca Empire had around 25,000 miles of...

Appears so. Are they using the word "represented" covertly.