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  1. polywideblock

    1964 383 build

    G'day from Australia :welcome:
  3. SteveSS

    How's your view ?

    Looking at this right now. It's lit after Thanksgiving until New Year's and on National Holidays.
  4. Mopar Hunter

    1964 383 build

  5. Jerry Hall

    Shifter Saturday!

  6. eldubb440

    "I'm a doctor, not a brick layer"

    its exactly like pro wrestling, even the microphone :D
  8. Jerry Hall

    Shifter Saturday!

  9. 1967coronet

    Steve Cropper won't be down for breakfast

    RIP
  10. eldubb440

    1964 383 build

    way cool car
  11. Scott Engelhardt

    DOGS

    He was about to attack my head
  12. G

    MS Bore Size Recommendation

    Disc brakes require about 50% more line pressure than drums. So I would use the smaller diam m/c which will produce more line pressure. You will have to check with the manufacturer if the smaller m/c has enough volume to work with the intended calipers.
  14. W

    WTB 1970 RR driver and passenger window regulator

    Sounds great! Thank you
  15. 66ChargerHI-PO

    Shifter Saturday!

  16. 4

    1964 383 build

    pic is posted its a 1964 plymouth fury 383 /4speed
  17. QuickBpBp

    How's your view ?

    The other night leaving work. That was the Cold moon they were talking about.
  18. M

    FOR SALE Roller lifters

    175 shipped. Be great for extras
  20. M

    FOR SALE Carter carb

    120 shipped
  21. Don Frelier

    1964 383 build

    Welcome from NY. Nice project!
  22. 68sprtsat383

    1964 383 build

    Welcome
  23. Charles Cook

    Roll up quarter window cat whiskers question

    This explains it a lot better. The part about the woman and the car. lol
  24. dadsbee

    Pics from Back in the Day

    My Wife and buddy, Terry Barna, in the computer lab at high school in 1979. Some may recognize Terry, from "Meet the Family" or second city TV. School was never dull...
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