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For that plate, I was thinking of drilling a few holes in the sheet metal to give a few places to weld that plate in.

Went on vacation in August in Harford county MD I had a vehicle to my right that was there constantly, giant tires about four inches past the wells. When I first got my car five years ago I had a similar situation where I took a shot to the windshield. Went around a corner and suddenly the...

They fixed that in 1989. Yes I’d say I’m a fan. This one is in my garage.

Wanted: a pair of tall rotor (11.75") pin-type caliper adapters chrysler part# 3880557 (need 2)

So I've got something wrong with my computer?

No problems with mine.

This didn’t take any time.

Back in the 70's through the mid 90's a local guy that I've know since HS owned one of the 69 T/A verts....

It's taking 5 -10 minutes for a picture, a very long time. What's wrong? been doing for 2 days now

You are totally right, sorry about that.

Another Bachman-Turner Overdrive member who liked Firebirds was Blair Thornton, who had one of the rare (only eight made) 1969 Trans-Am convertibles.

Somehow I missed the Hemi Tick with my truck. I’m at 414,000 miles and aside from a slight tick when cold, (broken exhaust manifold studs) the truck is quiet and still idles like new.

I like the Pontiacs. Great looking cars and the Firebirds were great handling too. I’ve owned three. 1972 base model, a 78 Trans Am and 1980 Trans Am. The 1980 model was a sacrilege with a pathetic 301 that made half the power that a Super Duty car did 7 years prior.

Yeah, I know that he is. I just thought I’d offer what I have figured out.

I didn't get a pic because I was being safe, but took the car on a road that turns into a freeway for the first time, and then a side road to try a new top speed. Hold on to your butts, got her up to a tick over 70! Wasn’t bad, not great, but not bad. Next will be a longer drive at those speeds...

Mark at paramount is a expert on the distributor machines, as far as I know the others you really have to troubleshoot yourself to fix them. Oh yeah there are zero repair books out there for them also!

The inspiration for Q.

I could see how it could be adapted with a cutting bit for trimming too.

1967 coronet