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Looking for an original air cleaner lid Thanks

Welcome to FBBO!

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Looking for a Summit code if there’s any available, thanks. @GTX JOHN

And here mine are, fresh back from being powder coated -

What, no comment on the whitewalls?

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Welcome. I've found -lots of helpful people here. They are picture whores, so they'll want to see that project in whatever condition it's in. Good luck!

This 69 Plymouth Road Runner was the actual prototype for the 70 Superbird being mocked up at Creative Industries.

I had a good experience here in Scottsdale with a shop that did some body work and paint in 2017 and went back to them in 2018 for a full interior redone. They did a great job both times, but closed down when covid hit in 2020. Hopefully someone here in the Phoenix area can refer you to a shop...

20 for pole, if you don't mind

Is anyone aware that this tread is 14 1/2 years old and there is no definite answer to the original question. It started on 2/6/2011 and I just finished reading all 7 pages in the last 1/2 hour.

Most of us in the corn belt states have E-85 all over. I like as a drag race fuel. But on a longer trip with a higher compression engine? The downside is more frequent gas station stops. But still cheaper option. I would certainly map trip and inquire on availability. It maybe AV is easier to...

Hello All, New guy from Montana. I am a new recent owner of a 1971 Dodge Charger project car. It currently has a 318/904 with a 8.25 rear end but we are going to change that. I’m sure I’ll have plenty of questions for you all so thank you in advance.

Hello, I am attempting to do a drivetrain swap in my 1971 Charger. It currently has a 318/904. I want to swap to a 360/727. My question is, for the 727, does the tailhousing length matter? I was told that it does and have passed on a few 727s because they have the long tailhousing (18”) and...

These are VERY good counter examples of muscle car description. But the Max Wedge Savoy/Belvedere. The 421 Super Duty Catalina does differ from what I believe is the first true muscle car of the 1964 GTO. And that's being there were lower performance options. Hell, they had 6 cyl 4-door options...

Post #2...or....don't drive in reverse... Reversed brake shoes do not cause a grinding noise, they just wear unevenly.