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is my guess. So I picked up a parts car to use for StuBBle. It donated tons of stuff including a very unique unstamped fender tag. I was gonna blast it and paint it blue today. But as I was blasting it clean for paint…… @69Coronetrt

I can barely find a picture with any so it seems most get filled in. Maybe they were an option? I don’t know. My 1971 rr has a hood that may be a 72. It is the callout /birdbath style and has holes in the hood for sprayers. I can’t source any. Unobtanium? Made in notavailableistan?

I’m looking for a drivers side piece that wraps around the pillar to the rear window. It is the lower trim on a vinyl top car. The picture is the passenger side piece.

Looking for a hood, preferably in Canada and even more specific, Western Canada! Callouts would be nice too, but need the hood. Yup, tall order.

Alberta would be best!! I want to go with call outs vs the air grabber set up. Cost is an obvious factor. But preference is the real decider for me.

‘Twas the day after Christmas I was alone in my house Not a creature was stirring Not even a mouse They were all still sleeping Tucked tight with lights out The busy day previous Had worn them right out Alone with my coffee pot I sat and scanned FABO forum Looking through this that and whatnot...

I got tired of always having to go to the other end of the shop to the tool box, so I hung a set by the bench.

I am looking for the harness inside the drivers door. I believe they are basically all the same, but my system is a 1974 Plymouth Satellite Sebring Plus. The driver switch and harness were missing. I have located a switch but not the harness. Pic attached.

The interior of my 1971 has B5 and B7 both listed on the tag and written in the car with chalk. If I want to get a dash rebuilt and covered, what would be the color for the dash pad? I have ordered a medium blue headliner and think it is correct from the pieces I had left. But the dash is long...

I have a 1971 Plymouth. It has a build date of 810, 8 / 10 / 1970,according to the decoder. The vin is very low, 101018. But I was always under the impression build years began in October? I thought my 1971 Challenger was an early car with an A23 / October 23rd build date, but it is 90,000 plus...

After weeks of waiting patiently, sort of, StuBBle has left the field. I chose his name because aside from that being the first pic I saw, I’m pretty sure the last days as a driver were as a stubble jumper! Pretty great shape over all. Fairly straight. Less than typical rust. But the floor has...

I'm bringing a new one home in a few days! :bananadance: Ok.......it's not that one! But it should look something like that after I play with it for a while. It looks like this right now......... :)

Long hair, short shorts, cheap gas and good times! No twenties allowed! 70's Street Machines

Not that it doesn't belong somewhere, but I hate the red button at the top of my screen. I just have to keep marking read something that I don't care about or need to see. These are events that I will never attend as they are way away from me. Perhaps an option to "subscribe" to events. Or just...

Due to lack of new topics being searched, the internet will be turned off at 11:59PM PST on December 31, 2022. (12:29AM Jan 1, 2023 in Newfoundland) The past couple years of people remaining at home much more has increased the search quantity, which has resulted in everybody knowing everything...

My latest antique motorized machine is a 71. I did a bunch of landscaping this past couple years and had aquired a Case 1835 uniloader for that. It was very handy. I have basically completed all the projects with it so I sold it and upgraded. I picked up a John Deere 310 backhoe. The hour meter...

With the new upgrade, it has lost one feature that was slightly handy. The scrolling arrows for jumping pages. They used be be at the top of the page as well as the bottom. Petty? Maybe. But I have noticed and missed it a few times now.

So debt is usually thought of as a number. Sometimes we think of this number as large or small. Sometimes we have a plan to eventually relieve the debt. Well, when it comes to national debt, most don’t realize the extent or magnitude of it. Here is a little example of numbers converted to time...

There are many threads already about this new part of our world. I see many brush it off like a common cold. Many take it very seriously. Some are probably in full panic mode. I’m in the serious group. I think we are entering a new era of lifestyle choice. People are not sure how bad or not bad...