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That happens when one forgets the drain plug. :eek: :BangHead:

Nothing is needed. The spring holds the fork forward against the adjusting side.

Getting colder so naturally I need a new one..........:(

Is she "unsafe at any speed"? No not her...... the car! :lol:

For reference if you don't already have it......

I did the Large size jacket from Home Depot late winter earlier this year. 135 and tax delivered. I like it. Separate control for the hand warmers in the pockets and the body heat. Its heavy weight and can get toasty on high setting.

The starter used on the 143 tooth FW should work with the 130 tooth with a possible exception. I believe some mini starters may have clearance issues with the block as the starter is closer to it with the smaller (130 tooth) FW.

My mid '70s Walker........ an old Craftsman hotwrench.......... maybe a Chrysler outboard ignition tester............ Made In USA (still works)......... Blue light specials...............

I don't have trunk dress up covers over my Barracuda latch. I drilled a 1-1/4" hole in the fold down panel center just below the single latch. I was able to unlatch it but I had things stored in the trunk that kept me from opening it even a couple inches. I was able to see the latch through the...

I'd try a different, quality oil filter before going after the pump.

I have a piece on my garage door brace. Keeps the dings and scratches off the Cherokee tailgate.

I'm gonna' try these to lengthen a 3/8" pickup over winter... Maybe some dimensions will help.... https://www.engine-swaps.com/pages/oil-pan-id

My old (sold by Sears) '67 Sportcraft Gullwing, bought in '86, came with only 5.30-12s IIRC. I ran them @ 55-60 psi cold. Replaced every 3-4 years. Made lots of trips up to WI. One flat over 23 years on a trip up to Stevens Point. The floor jack and impact are your best friends!

Are ya' sure it's "free"? This is what I'm seeing.....

Here's a hokey one..... Do ya'll dream of Jeannie?..........

I can't tell you for sure on that, but for '70--'71, that's what I'm thinking. Maybe compare the bucket dimension of that and your tray. Check the internal photo here....... Mopar Restoration Oil Pan Maybe a 971 if all else fails. I believe some 7qt. pans were based of it.

Some stock pan dimensions here for reference...... https://www.engine-swaps.com/pages/oil-pan-id

FWIW, I've purchased from PG a couple, maybe three times during their discount sales. They had decent product and ship time to Chicago area. One not so good item was the exhaust tips set I bought for my Barracuda. The description states " Our reproductions are made to fit and function just...