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Hell yeah...... I'd rock that; with deeper, fatter rears :thumbsup:

even an AMC

Note the electric trolley bus. Environmentalism early. In reality, ETB were favored when iron-age streetcars expired, as the infrastructure was already in place - wires, substations, etc. - and no longer would the traction company pay for gas and electric repairs under the rails in the street...

Cool. What I wish for is a vintage pump that still pumps vintage-priced gas.

I love rallyes, but I couldn’t bring myself to do it, as my car is a 69 and they weren’t available until 70. It would bug me.

A friend hunted with a falcon about that size. One day he showed up with two fine cuts on his cheek next to his eye. He said his bird was hungry and pissed off. He had to maintain a certain weight as too heavy and the bird didn't care about hunting, too light and it went for his eye in anger...

Using a AFB

I can measure it. Do you want the slope of just the base circle or the lobe?

EDM holes. It's an oiling feature. Lifter faces do not catch a nail.

cheap modern Pontiacs...! my favorite, a late 50's Bonneville witth Tri -Power. Remeber the theme song: "We bulid excitement...Pontiac"!

Haha yea I hear ya. I wish I was growing up in the 50s-60s times. Yea tougher times but man the old Iron back then was waaaayyy cooler than today's junk. And hey Model A's are pretty cool! Haha cheers

68gtxman, please explain the official DoD flight jacket, the fireproof one, and the Apache!! My USAF jacket is leather...!

Rallyes look great on some cars. We had a metallic pale blue Volare that looked good with Rallyes.

Ha, so YOURE Musicman!! I'm " related" to Chargerman.. Nice work

It is possible but you can buy a new gasket from Joe Suchy for about $100...that back glass has become unobtainium so the less you have to touch it the better!

Hey guys...im about to reinstall the stainless on my 65 Belvedere HT...the three layers of stainless (drip rail, stainless that holds the window weatherstrip and the interior "headliner trim") is there an order that these must be reinstalled?

Sold.

I normally have two or three pair of them fellas kick'n around here. They follow me all around the yard, looking to see what I'm up to next. They love it when I'm stacking wood for the winter. It becomes their own private resort hotel, and a safe haven from the Falcons that frequent the property...

At least driver quality housings. I can replace the lenses, if necessary...

Pending.