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Yep, saw that O-ring. Wasn’t sure if the housing was machined to really allow for fluid sealing of if it was more of a way to center the bearing.

I see the table, but I'm wondering if I understand it correctly. I sent a link to the torsion bars I want and I want to confirm if they will fit.

Oh look, a pair of Chevy Giraffe's :lol:

Not a meme (but that fits with the thread title) - this real local newspaper cutting is a keeper..... :lol:

Dr Diff sent inner seals with my axles equipped with Green Bearings.

Bob would have enjoyed this thread..... just my opinion though. :lol:

The funny thing is, he always said the original is better. And nobody argued that point.

Sounds like you do. 62-72.

Always go in person. Goes without saying. I still like it.

Yup....and they put Gorilla Grip on their hair. :lol:

"Pedestrians Have the Right Away". Worst thing they ever came up with. People don't even look because they think someone driving will see them. The other thing is when you do stop for someone, they'll take their good old time crossing in front of you like you have all day. And don't hold your...

I kind of thought, about twice the material cost, in my mind. :praying:

There isn't one on my friend's '66 Coronet... But then I also see more modern wiring and terminals there. :rolleyes:

Already got the modern relays from Topher. I'll reach out about the microswitches once I test them this weekend.

Anyone else seen this particular wire clip on any other car? This pic is from the former Tony D #6200 mile car It appears to be the same clip as the headlight wiring clip on the radiator support Only this one is plastic / rubber coated

Uh oh. Keep shopping.

Shhhh....don't start that again.... :rofl:

Which one?? :rofl:

Thanks, you reminded me to take the opportunity to use this in another appropriate thread.