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These were diagrams posted at the YR1 tech guide website looong time ago. I think not anymore they but now at E body board

I don't know where you're getting this info, Steve. All I can tell you is that it's WAY off. And that's from personal experience with many of these cars in real time. I'll give ONE example. The Mustang Mach I with the 351 Cleveland ( which is not even mentioned here ) will toast that Camaro. How...

It’s dropping into the 40s over here at night now, I’ve been using the heater a bit for a couple of weeks now but I always gripe about about the bills. I guess getting sick is more expensive tho. The room I’m in as I write this is 67.7 which is chilly for me but I’m about to head to my bedroom...

Had my hopes up for a few secs there.

Some time ago on Ebay, I stumbled across someone selling a roll of film containing 1959 advertising for Plymouth. It seemed like the sort of film that would be projected picture after picture while a separate soundtrack (which I don't have) would be added. It looks like a training film to let...

Post #6 very good, 15" is the sweet spot... anything NOT 16,17,18,19,20 "... cragars, torq-thrust, slots, centerlines, keystones, etc. all faves of the era... pick one in a 15" size and enjoy !

Still looking Tom

I helped my friend build that car. I was there at the 50th anniversary when he won that. Glad it went to a good home. :canada:

Clicker’s ?!? Did you just swap in factory replacements?

I picked up some 3” flex exhaust pipe from the parts store. Slips over the tailpipe. Prop the garage door up on two four x fours laying end to end with enough room for the pipe to stick through and out. Keeps the warm air in and the fumes out. I try to fire mine up at least once a week. Winters...

He is in Canada so shipping and tariff is a consideration

Sweet ride. I had 2 64 Dodge Polara 500's back in the day. A white one w/red interior, 383 4 spd, and a black one w/black interior, 426w auto on the floor.

Looks like the Mickeys are on sale, and the cobras ain't. No brainer...... the Mickeys! My paper summit catalog shows the Mickeys higher priced than cobras.

Probably.. I don't know for sure... Actually I just checked... They are $25 each cheaper... And look better.. Cooper Tires 160007024 Cooper Cobra G/T Tires | Summit Racing

It is BS to say Carters are sensitive tio fuel pressure. I have run 9 psi at the strip as means of enrichening the mixture, no problems at all. Chart below comes from Carter as you can see: 10 psi. As with any carb, the float level should be set according to the fuel pressure. My loooong...

My first car when I was 18!