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My oldest as a teen was pretty clumsy but now she's not and is a better mechanic than her hubby is. Is she better then me? I don't stink so :lol:

I posted the chart above with years and dimensions.

The Golden Voyage of Sinbad. She was a hottie back then.

I was speaking with a local restoration shop last year about doing a vinyl top, windshield, and headliner for my 1967 Coronet. He said he'd write an estimate if I understood that every 40 hours of labor at his shop is $7,000. I thanked him and said don't write the estimate.

I have a tee shirt with something similar to that on it. :lol: "I have the sixth sense, I see dumb people"

WHAT ??? That's INSANE. Even at $100/hr, that's 45 hours, I wouldn't go there to get my wiper fluid filled.

Agree, Brewer’s will have all that. Select by Category - Mopar A833 4-Speed Transmission & Component Specialists

So if I understand correctly, all the torsion bars that are on B Body Mopar and are 41” long will fit my 64 Polara even though the part description states they are for B Body Mopar 66-69? For example these: Hotchkis Dodge/Plymouth B & E-Body Performance Torsion Bars (Pair)

Can't see pic that well, but when you say clutch, I say Brewers.

Picture attached….. need the 8 items that are circled in RED… Its a 69 Charger diagram, but i need for 68 Charger—- hoping they’re the same? Looking for best sources… Thanks in advance….

Welc and happy th to you.

That seems about right honestly. Im not against crossing a street anywhere I feel is safe. But to not even glance at traffic is crazy. And a person shouldn’t be trying to cross a busy road if he has to dodge traffic.

That too....equally annoying.

Got the donor column for the Challenger painted. Hope it doesn't fall over.

It's moments like these that I miss Bob. :(

The Green one isnt for sale. The Burgandy one " I think " is going to be at Mecum Indianapolis this spring sale. But thats TBD

Usually I see "Wala" or "Walla"...:rolleyes:

I’m looking for the hood latch that bolts to the hood on a 1970 charger