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For me, seeing a 1970 Plymouth Cuda, back in September 1970. Must have just been purchased. I probably looked at the car for 15 minutes or more. Then in 1971, i ordered a Cuda, and kept it for 39 years.

I really want a '98-'02 Pontiac Firehawk by SLP. 6-speed, black. I just now saw one sold at Mecum KC for $18k. It didn't say what transmission.

I put a 1/4" tube nipple in the sending unit and fabbed supply and return lines. I also use a felpro 13834 insulator gasket under each carb. Real nice driver.

That looks to be it. I did some googling though and saw where he sold out some years back. He did have another business in the old Carnation building where he made commercial metal door frames. I haven’t talked to him in quite a few years. I bet my one buddy there could find him if needed.

I've eliminated a handful of old hobbies over the years: Guitar, mountain biking, 1/25 models cars to name a few. I also sold my motorcycle, which was really more than a hobby as it was my daily commuter for over a decade. I still carve tikis out of logs, hike, go to trivia night at the...

Motorcycle + rain + railroad crossing = super "not real fun" moment. Also Motorcycle + rain + long steel bridge

Should be good now

My uncle’s 67 4-speed GTX. I was 16 and he was going to sell it to me for $150 and I could pay him later. She was tired and a little rough around the edges, but still managed 110 mph with the pedal about an inch off the floor. I cleaned her up, painted it Omaha Orange, and changed the clutch...

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Thanks to Carl (ckessel above ) paging me , Yes , I keep the 5017 bolts in stock…. 78 Monaco , you can P.M. me if you want or desire ….. I am in West Hempstead, Long Island , New York….. Gary ( Vaanth above ) is a fairly newbie to this site , but very helpful and very knowledgeable, and...

i did that to a hood....... blasted the frame, soaked the skin in molasses for a month

Both of my spares are the 66-67 type. According to my parts book yours is going to be convertible specific, B and C bodies

Still don't know how to sign in.

That spot is pretty noticeable

It's also way more convenient if you want to replace the cable or pull the motor and one less thing when your replacing the starter . You might get more corrosion as well being under the car instead of on top of the engine.

As for as Mopars. 1971 at the drive-in theater, watching Vanishing Point.

Street/Strip I wanted a deeper pan to run a temp sensor. I’m gonna rebuild this trans over this winter. The guy said it worked but I’m going with my gut and just rebuilding it. I called turbo action and there tech line doesn’t take calls till 1pm I left my # and they will call me back. I just...