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They're still around here.... it used to be my go-to when I was working in the central city area. I remember some long lines to place an order in the mornings. I took my son to a closer outlet not far from home a couple of months back...not bad, but not quite as I remember them. :)

Sorry. It wasn't you. Post #9 is long, but it starts there. 1973 charger top "A" arm bushings

I could have sworn it was you. It's gonna be a while to sift through my post history.

NOS mopar performance M1 B engine single plane 4500 intake. brand new. never even bolted on. untouched.no porting or mods pt# P4532250-2 $375US plus actual shipping from BC Canada. paypay ok but add the fees on your end. lots more pictures available.

Howdy All I hope all had a wonderful Thanksgiving. We just watched one of my favorites for this time of year "White Christmas"

Damn, I don't know what to say. They have a good reputation. What does your gut tell you. You've built a lot of motors. If you push them I'm sure they would warranty it.

$35 shipped to 14072 ??

Transparently, my celebrity plus award pick went to a beautiful '61 Chevrolet 2 door sedan 409 4-speed Biscayne in Tuxedo black. The car stuck in my mind for a long minute and throughout the show after they were being dismounted from the rigs on Thursday morning at 6:00 AM. A very close second...

Just to add to your Black Friday Spectacular here is a friends’ car that is active around the Chicagoland area, Joliet, Great Lakes Wi. and RT41 Dragstrip in the middle of nowhere Indiana (you should wander there sometime). 83K views · 2.5K reactions | This is a 1964 Plymouth Fury Race Car...

https://a.co/d/6wOxZx4 These should be good no?

For the record, unexpectedly my black car won the B-body Super Street Modified award. I was surprised to say the least when the name and car were summoned to the stage. I was content enough just to be flanked by a sea of A990's.

My Sister had an Arrow, '83/86 and I always wanted to do that to it! LOL

He appears!

The orbital was your pitfall. As I noted earlier I would have done the sanding FIRST and wiped the top clean with lacquer thinner... but in this order the sanding should have been done with the paper wrapped around a piece of 2 x 2 wood and straight back and forth the length of the cover.

1970 Rally Dash Radio Inlays New. Was a kit but only have the radio pieces. $25

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Prep work - Blasted with aluminum oxide then blown off and wiped down with acetone. Painting - Etching primer applied, 1 coat. Allowed to dry then the color was sprayed in lite coats, maybe 30 min between coats. Last coat was wet to the (my) eye. Sanding was done with 6" IR orbital sander...

Both #9 and #10 work. It just takes practice, trial and error. Block sanding is good, go fine, and with water for lubricant.