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Dennis, don't know how you did it. I'm sure once you where out of there you must of just let out one long and loud yell to relieve the tension. Cudo's to you.

I took a skin from a 74 Satellite and put it on a 71. As Mark said, it is interchangeable. I will also say it was the easiest piece of sheet metal I ever installed. It only fits in one spot!

Thats a good looking car, and one that you don't see very often.

I have a right side radiator yoke , NOS original mopar for 22 inch radiator. 2578936. $75.00 plus shipping. Pm if interested. Thanks

My wife and I had a Muffin Break restaurant/coffee shop for five years, we got the franchise from the originator of the chain. They're no longer in the area but are still in New Zealand, Australia and the U.K. My wife spent most of the time there, I was still working at the railroad. Much...

Still no timing numbers, just winging it, so who knows.

1965 Plymouth Satellite, 426W ci/ 4-speed

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Have a great BLACK FRIDAY everyone.

Here's the side profile mug shot showing the rear wheel alteration forward 2". Yes, the three card Monte worked at the show after all these years. This was back in 2000 when things were still hot and active.

2019 Hellcat, no spare.

I've given many a part for that bird to the Warplane Heritage museum in Hamilton.

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I don't think that version of a Lysander ever went into production; rather it was a modification built during the war to test out ideas. The regular version had a normal tail.

Yes, ground the circuit with the key on engine off (KOEO). The oil lamp should illuminate. If it does, based on the information provided, I would suspect that the oil pressure switch is faulty.

That roofing material looks good, how much was that stuff a piece ? Thanks

The USCT Loop is a nice piece it's well made and easy to install with no welding or drilling A little expensive but I think worth it

Sorry you had to deal with that. Amazing the stuff people believe let alone think. That's about all I can say here...

My commiserations to you Dennis....must have been a hard ride biting your tongue that long.