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I had a bonneville SSEi back in the day. Nice car.

I miss this one,loved the heads up display. Fast little car. Would love another one.

I have a 78 Y84 trans am, had it around 35 years now. I have another 78 trans am, just a regular one that needs some work.

Fastest production car of the 80’s in the US. Top five fastest in the world at the time. All for $31k.

Are those seats from Lazy Boy?

For just those 15x10's if you are set on what you have with that 3-1/2" back spacing. You will only need to narrow the axle to accommodate those wheels and depending on your tire size you may not have to relocate the springs inboard. I made some pucks that bolt onto the bolt pattern of the end...

I was surprised to not see this on the pictures this November at MCACN. It would seem to have been an ideal place to bring it as Doug suggested.

That was a nice car in its day. GA4 too! For posterity: VIN: WM23N1A168354

So meanwhile the new NOS gaskets arrived and yesterday we redid the job. Same story. It held up for about 30-40miles and then started leaking again. Pretty bad and on both sides. I can almost kill the engine spraying carburetor cleaner along the left or right side of the intake manifold. This...

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Like every else, things keep going up. A hundred or two you can get TTIs. When I bought my Doug's there was a considerable difference in price compared to TTI. :rolleyes:

Okay. Duly nothed and I thank you for the tip.

My understanding is the 80012 were early 70 castings. Usually associated with E body. The 86166 were on later 70 cars. They are interchangeable. Wide mouth versus small.

Palmettostatearmory.com always has some good ones. Has me considering the colt snake guns or s&w 686

For Sale: Not Mine 1971 Dodge charger super bee 383 4-speed $6,500 - Perry, OH 1971 Dodge Charger Super Bee 383 4-speed

Found this on Bookface, thought it deserved some attention. It's close to me. Looks like a fair price. https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2066596410841138/?ref=search&referral_code=null&referral_story_type=post&tracking=browse_serp%3A7afe08f0-cd1e-493c-b63e-ba2f99be3b1b

I have disassembled 1 head and they were all shimmed the same. One curiosity, the intake shims are stamped 3135 while the exhaust shims have no markings but they are all the same thickness. Are they different? I did notice that the seals were tearing on the inside and leaving pieces on the...

Hughes knows more about cams than me but WOW, 150 on the seat. That's more than a Race Hemi. It sounds like 440 Source had them closer than your machine shop. I've removed those valve seals with Channellocks and I didn't think I hurt them but now I have a Goodson tool for that.