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This is $750. One gallon of Acrylic Urethane, gallon of sealer, quart of hardener, and a quart of reducer. Just the hardener was $175.

Welcome to FBBO from Connecticut. Start a build thread, like your enthusiasm.

I like it. Yes, it's not perfect as several had pointed out. It is very similar to one that I sold and regretted selling ever since. Mine was also red with red interior. Last I heard mine shipped overseas to New England or something like that.

I'll ask for photos before someone else does. You are probably working on that.

Complete fresh 8 3/4 chunk 742 sure grip with New Richmond gears 4.10, complete Pro rebuild has 1 mile and two burnouts on it. $500 TODAY Jax 32221

I just saw this air bag jack listed on Amazon as a black Friday deal. I have a 4 post lift with a jacking tray, and I have a small bottle jack I use, which is a bit of a PIA. Has anyone used one of these? For $100 it seems like a good deal.

I have always liked Pontiacs as one of the GM underdogs. Everyone has a Camaro or Chevelle. My buddy has been a big Pontiac enthusiast for over 30 years. He has a 68 Lemans convertible and a 69 Lemans hardtop that we have built up pretty good with an Edelbrock headed 468 Pontiac that has run a...

Hating winter already :( Still hoping to have a new motor by april.. will see how it goes. still no word on my block, hoping getting a stroker kit won't take 6 months. Just ordered a new carb.. and going to order some trans stuff since i will have the car apart, new sprag and some upgrades...

Nice!! please update frequently!

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I’ve been looking at 3D printers, what printer is your son using?

Anyone know if the REAR sway bar from an 8 3/4-equipped 1971-1972 B body would fit on a Dana-equipped (9 3/4) car of the same year? Thanks!

I don’t believe that is correct. The temp and fuel gauges are fed by the voltage limiter. The oil pressure is fed by another power source - I think the Ignition switch. At least that’s the way it is in the ‘65 dash.

I don't care so much about the sound. I just wanted to put in a reliable starter with a lifetime warranty. Those mine starters I tried were a breeze to install. I put two studs and learned to hook up the wiring first and bolt it in.

I solved the problem by finding a rebuilder close to me.

This is what the final plan is to be once shelving and trim is installed... Not "out of sight" but out of mind...

Welcome. Cool stories. Nice Bee

I started installing the rough cut lumber on the side of the flat bottom truss's... There will be a drop bulkhead that creates a shelf in front of the rough cut wood...

Welcome from Ionia, NY. Very cool.

No coil overs, the kit reuses torsion bars I’m pretty sure. Calling qa1 today to figure out exactly what kit I have.