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

I talked to him a few weeks ago about doing a custom sway bar. From what I understood, it's just him and one other guy in the shop. He can't get any bodies who don't mind getting grubby, have skills and actually work.

Welcome from the central coast of Cal. Watch your feet.

Balls cried the Queen. If I'd had two, I'd be King.

Many of us use 1.03" or larger. I have 1.06 in my 67 wagon with 440. Rides great, no more mushy riding. Part that equation is the Bilstein shocks, RCD versions.

Welcome from the central coast of Cal. Careful, I'm going to spill beer on your car. Head further down on the forum page. There's section on for sale stuff and want to buy.

I had mine removed back in 16. Had been having issues with it for 15+ years. Most of the Endo's I went to just wanted to take care of it the easy way[for them] by nuking it. I told them the only it's getting removed is by knife. Finally got hooked up with an ENT who only did knife work. The...

Back at you John!

Just because you have a degree and other accolades hanging on your wall, doesn't always mean you're the sharpest knife in the drawer.

Saw that article and went, "Hey, I know that dude". Beyond cool. At one of the MATS shows, I tried to show Rob some old dealer training items I have. Covers 49 to 51/2 Chrysler, Plymouth, Dodge, Desoto. Film strips and records from the OLD days. Has its own record player and projector. Wasn't...

After my iPhone synchs with my Mac, I correct the orientation so everything is rightside up. From there, load into albums. Home, furry buddies, cars etc.

Looks great.

Welcome from the central coast of Cal. Darn gravity!

Interesting project there.

Me too. Getting the new one wound in is fun. Once you get it on the crank, the rest is not too bad. Crank is the hard part.

Glad you're ok and the doc's used their med school training. Some would just either throw meds at you or say you have Covid.

Did a photo add earlier with the "add photos" button like usual. One was sideways, the other two correct. When using the "insert image" button above, I can do two. More than that, it kicks me out.

Looking at your picture, plus looking on Tank's site, you're still a rear fill like me. For sure, try to rehang it. My reason for what I did was with the relocation of springs, no room for exhaust. It was already too close to the old tank and with springs being moved, no way.

Welcome from the central coast of Cal. When I moved the springs inboard, did mini tubs too, there was no more room for the stock tank. I got one of the 22 gal early stang/universal tanks from Tanks Inc. It's a bit narrower than the stocker. I modified the trunk floor to fit it.

Welcome from the central coast of Cal. Good luck on your project and fighting the gravitational pull. Watch your feet.