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My Dad sold real-estate and every once and awhile he'd ask me to go along when he was listing a property. I was 15 or 16yrs old at the time. We went to this one place, walked around the property with the owner and there were several out buildings. One old shed had a car covered up inside. He...

They do look great when they are all dolled up! My driver 71 Charger R/T has the hotrod black look.

That's to keep you from coming to work hung over correct???!!!

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First of all I still have the originals, plus my Hooker Super Comps are looking a little ratty, even though they’ve been Jet Hot Coated. Considering selling my car so looking to make it as original appearing as possible. Plus I want to replace my solid motor mounts with something a bit more...

Chrysler only used 3 x 160,000psi - 12 point bolts in a car and they hold the steering box on .

That molasses is an amazing rust remover

I used a similar calculator. For 410 gears and 26 inch tires it’s not that big of a drop

That's what the ARP bolts look like exactly.

I do have 50 bux. Already in my cart. Thanks @R413 ! Just to make sure I understand the function, does it only read paint depth or total depth which would increase if there is filler present?

See post #4 for a source here on the site.

So none like the ARP kit

FOR SALE 1997 Dodge Ram truck service manual plus 1997 Dodge Ram truck 1500 owner's manual. Price $50.00 for both plus $13.00 shipping for both books

There were a few different head marking styles used on the flex plates to crankshaft bolts, but they are interchangeable. The following images shows the bolts and different head markings:

I installed a GV unit on a 727 in my 67 Coronet with 3.23 ratio. If you have 2.76 or 2.94, you should be good without an OD. Should be around 2,000 rpm @60mph.

It looks like it goes to a point. I'm basing this off of using a steel ruler across the face against a light source. I don't have feeler gauges in the house to measure it right now.

Taken in 1987... MY '70 Duster 340 and a buddy's '68 GTO while we were in Patrol Squadron 17 (VP-17) at NAS Barber's Point, HI.

Hey Mark, look at all these guys making work for you in the future. Yes I was one of them.