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Maybe Try Jim at Detroit Muscle Technologies..

The owner of the Charger in this thread used an electric pump which caused his car to burn up: Check your fuel lines Just remember, you're changing what used to be a suction line to a pressure line. Just need to make sure the hoses are up to snuff, and inspect the metal lines for damage/corrosion.

This is what the drivers get paid to do. Over time I’m sure they encounter all sorts of crazy situations that don’t normally come up when dealing with ‘regular’ cars. There is a lot of money and ego involved and if/when things go wrong it’s a big deal for everyone involved so it sort of...

I've found that even with a PV check valve in place for cough protection, the PV's can still get damaged sometimes.

Back in '71...the one car I should have kept...idiot!

I'm looking for a good used 1970 1971 340 air cleaner driver quality is preferred... Please pm with what you have. I'm kicking myself for selling this 1.. [SOLD] - 1970 1971 Dodge Chrysler Plymouth Mopar 340 Air Cleaner

Thanks for looking out for me! I sourced one already, but it took months. Somebody sent me one that was wrong; the outer ring hole diameter was too small and the correct inner tube lock nut and antenna saddle wouldn't fit; but I finally ended up with a nice one and installed it. And wouldn't you...

The wife of the (50-year) owner referred to them as "Marble Red". Reminds me of the 70s AMF bowling balls.

Bill, Thanks for your input. I'm leaning heavily in that direction. :) Scott

Awesome. Thank you so much!

I used to make these all the time, many years ago. I just found this, thought it was funny to find out I wasn't the only one.

That is too cool. I wish I was getting there earlier too see this activity . I am afraid I arrive too late in the evening! I don't know how some of the owners can't be *** puckered with the loading and unloading process! I sure was!! LOL And will be when they are off loading a manual 3 speed...

Frankly, that's why all my cars - except this one - have electric fuel pumps. I just don't trust'em. Odd right? Most folks hate electric pumps... but I avoid cheap ones. I think the "low buck" mechanical pump got me here, but we'll see.

A 2 door! Hell yeah! Those are like hen's teeth nowadays. Seeing this thread REALLY makes me miss my 98' XJ. I fabricated almost every component on this rig in Colorado, and we drove it when we moved to Texas and then to Oregon. It was rock solid. I would've driven it cross country if I could...

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