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Pretty much same for me. My parents have always said when I was a kid I would save my allowance and buy Charger die casts, models and hot wheels car before I was even really old enough to know what a Charger was or how to tell them from any other car, but I could already. Then seeing the movie...

This doesn’t need that much tire nor would those fit without significant mods. The 315 is a 30” tire and the 275 is a shorter 28” which, in this case, will work better with the gear in this car.

When I was 8 yrs-old.....

My earliest memory of seeing a car that really caught my eye, I must've been in Grade 1 or 2. I was walking to school with an older kid and a Dart very similar to this drove by. It's funny how you can remember some details so vividly, but I asked the older boy, "What kind of car is that?!" and...

A black 1958 Thunderbird hardtop setting in a field, like the one below.

And drill the orifice too size, depending on pump pressure. Got it! Did you arrive at 0.040" for a carb pressure of 5.5PSI at the Edelbrocks?

I saw "rubber shortage" and it made me wonder if some sailors just got back from a year plus deployment.:lol:

There are so many beauties in this thread!!

Here's another cool one we spotted at a recent pinball show. Fun Ball EM from '66. I think they wanted $600.

No, use the frame rail to push off of.

Oregon Cam Grinding does good work. Good crown, though I haven't measured it.

Possibly not. But if I'm buying expensive tires to race on, I'm buying the biggest that will fit. That's why there's an 18/31x15 Hoosier QuickTime pro on my car. My car probably would be quicker on a 315 ET Street Pro.

Could be just the manufacturer/supplier has had trouble at their end ? Hasn't been any shortages from around here...

I ran a jumper for the sending unit and no difference with gauge. I see a couple of posts that said removing gauge wires and cleaning the connections was a fix and another posted retightening the mounting nuts was a fix. I also have another gauge I could try if these tricks don't work.

i soldered in a piece of tubeing.

I haven’t heard of that and you’d think if it started nearly a year ago we’d have heard. 20 years ago I worked for less than a year at an automotive seal manufacturer. One thing I was told when I worked there was that natural rubber is not used very much anymore. Most “rubber” products...

You might want to call turbo action. Its a manual shift reverse pattern. Depends on your needs but it may not be desirable on a street car.

Someone directly from ESPO has responded to this on the FABO side.

Optional/new colors, changed year to year on the SRT vehicles. Like selling cellphones....OH LOOK, a blue phone.