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Hello all, Restoring a 1964 Furry, been reading tis forum for some time now, looks to be a wealth of knowledge and a great place to gain some.
Welcome from AZ... :usflag:- 69Bee
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- Forum: Welcome Wagon
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67 Charger lower steering column bearing.
I believe I have a good unit of what you're looking for. PM to be sent.- 69Bee
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- Forum: Brakes, Steering & Suspension
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Happy birthday triggerdog1
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- Forum: General Discussion
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What did you do today....other than work on your car!?
Post-Op @24 days for bone removal, carpel tunnel, remove ganglion cyst, re-rout nerve in elbow so not too much except watching TV...- 69Bee
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- Forum: General Discussion
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happy birthday mikes67
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- Forum: General Discussion
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New from member from Baltimore Maryland
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- Forum: Welcome Wagon
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Tools that you don't use very often and didn't use them a whole lot to begin with....and had to 'relearn' it....
I use a $99 MSC china version of that for rough checking as the dial has a 0.005" resolution. I select the indicator point that gets you close, then select the point washer to get the desired dimension to be indicated at an appropriate place on the dial (usually around 12 o'clock) and fine...- 69Bee
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Tools that you don't use very often and didn't use them a whole lot to begin with....and had to 'relearn' it....
I concur with the "battery" issue! It seems that every time I get the digital caliper out, the GD display is flashing. I keep a few packs of 357 batteries in the drawer. I use the digital caliper when measuring something set up on a machine and cannot read the manual dial with my shitty eyes...- 69Bee
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Happy birthday 3sloppydogs
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Best Hydraulic Lifters Suggestions
All hogwash... I have used lifters from: Comp Cams, Howards Cams, Johnson-Hylift, EPWi (unknown origin), and more. I have used cams from: Lunati, Melling, Isky, Comp Cams, Howards Cams, maybe even a Schneider Cam, and others I can't remember. I have NEVER had a cam or lifter go bad with the...- 69Bee
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- Forum: Engine, Trans & Driveline
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Happy Birthday to Nacho-RT74
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Happy Birthday 440 4 speed !!
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Happy birthday Triplegreen500
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Driving On Your Lift
I have a concrete control crack right down the middle of the two posts, so it is easy, but you could put a mark or something on the wall if front of the lift to represent the middle. Kind of like an aiming mark.- 69Bee
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- Forum: Shop, Garage and Tools
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