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R.I.P. All this predictable gushing over our departed member really amounts to squat now, IMO. It's what you shared with him when he was still with us that really counts. Everyone's clock is ticking, best not to waste the present should be the takeaway.

These are cool!

@Nacho-RT74 I know this is an old thread but I need clarification that my arrangement for my 71 Charger is incorrect. It appears that I have the 2 speed link and arms (the match the link) but on a 3spd motor? The wiper motor is from a 73 B/E body. I appreciate any help.

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Pretty awesome, what's the 330 do?

I'll vouch for hemi71x ... got my brackets from him many years ago.

Now I have to find some,thanks for the pic. :thumbsup: Never got the alert that someone replied to my thread AGAIN

Thanks Jim, we have the parts just need to make sure it'll work :thumbsup:

You can remove them but bear in mind the lampholder is crimped in place.... those crimps form the ground continuity. You are better off buying inserts for the contacts and replace those, as that is usually what the issue is - corroded or smooshed contacts. I found some on Amazon a year or so...

Holiday themed..

I've actually seen a guy modify a 65 shifter to work a regular shifter cable and a newer trans. I was impressed it worked.

It is a great class with really good people and lots of fun! I have one for each class.

I’d be pretty excited to get a project car or shed full of parts…but a new washing machine would be sweet too. More money for car parts!

@Charles Cook might know.

I will be running 392 Hemi, cam, cai, headers should be solid 525hp without supercharging. My transmission guy suggested A518 has a lower ceiling for durability at that hp. I didn’t want to modify the tunnel, it was on my list of trans options but I didn’t have any experience with them. I have...

Shaggyracer. I think YY1 might be your answer especially from a shipping point of view. I am in Canada and the border is a bigger problem than it use to be. Keep in touch as I have a bunch of 3rd gen parts and I usually do Carlisle in July so that makes things a little easier. Have fun with the...

Hino existed long before Toyota bought into the partnership. The Hino name itself has it's own brand recognition. On their own, Toyota hasn't developed a large truck.