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okay will look into this!

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Can you provide an e-mail. or phone number for him to contact you at? Mike

Yes.

NOS USA made universal joints for shelf stock. Spicer, Precision, NAPA (which is Precision in this case), Torque Manufacturing, TRW.

No bad ride, and no rubber bands. 295’s and adequate handling. And, Cripple parking too courtesy heart attack.

good answer, I was trying to think of a response that was not to obvious, well said.

Yes, in a busy grocery store for six years during the 1970's.

I'm kind of surprised that Ma never did an aluminum blocked RB or Hemi, especially with the '64's having aluminum heads and Magnesium intakes. Chevrolet did it with the ZL1's in '69 and Mopar always seemed to be on the bleeding edge of engineering.

Yeah, a 383 is cheaper than a 440 but costs the same to build while making less power when you're done. A difference of a couple hundred bucks on initial purchase is worth it to me.

588" pump-gas

I'm confused, I recently installed a stock AM/FM radio in my 70 Superbird. I used the AM bezel that is original to the car. There was no difference. What's up?

Wanted. 64 Fury AC temp selector vacuum switch. Is found on ac cars out side of ac /heater box below glove box. Used or new Thanks FBBO for ad

I know little, but I read that they used cheaper ballast and used track in rail yards. Track that that couldn't be trusted for mainline use. The ballast in the rail yard was sifted by me.