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That is great news! They likely belong to my car! Thank you for the helpful information

I’ve put my powder coaster’s kids through med school lol

This was posted on Facebook by the troopers. Apparently he was told it was fine because they weren't white, and let go. He's a fun loving dude that wears horrible clothes to golf and was my best man. He's honestly confused on the controversy. His dog "Primer" even wears a reflective vest, he...

Canada post is greedy for sure

I was thinking that too

I have to commend you on Bright colors! Mike

Dats racist :rofl:

Yup. Last day of August for me as well....and no, it wasn't entirely a choice in my case; more like a physically mandated thing, regretfully. Well over 40 years in the discipline as well - all that experience and expertise is now null and void.

Looks like with the W18 code they were available as an option.

My take on a stand. Added front and rear supports to hold a bare K frame, and support the engine with no transmission. (The box tube at the back is a short center spine to swap in for storage, makes the stand 2’ deep to take up less space)

The pictured wheel cover, part number 2944092, was available on 1969 Dart, Coronet, and Charger, and also on the 1970 Dart. A similar wheel cover, part number 2881769, was available on 1968 Dart, Coronet, Charger, Polara, and Monaco. Both year wheel covers were essentially the same with the...

Digging around the shop for some fittings, I came across this souvenir from a wiped cam lobe…

I hear ya. Just so y'all up there know it ain't all one-sided, this costly over the border stuff.... I just received my 2026 calendar from Cold War Motors (a YT channel) that cost $20 for the calendar itself... and close to $45 in shipping to get it here (bulk of which was Canada postal). :eek::eek:

Someone with a 69 salesman guide can identify them.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/225642537656

Dodge Code 587 style full wheel cover, often referred to as a "mag style" hubcap. These were a common option for Dodge vehicles in the late 1960s and early 1970s, featuring the iconic "Fratzog" logo in the center. These wheel covers were often used on models such as the Dodge Charger, Dart...

There doesn't look to be anything easy. Somebody designing by magazine pictures?