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After WW 2 the Japanese renamed one of their cities Usa and manufacture goods there. I remember a teacher telling us that and I thought those crafty devils.
Mine,hands down, is a Milwaukee Hole Hawg I purchased new in 1986. I've only changed the brushes twice and power cord once. The thing has been awesome for over 30 years. Even today someone tried to trade me a new one straight across for mine. Not a chance.
I agree. But hoods are abundant. The grill is driver quality. He's not using any bright work ie hood or C moldings etc. I also thought that a 25 year old had an interest in the classic car hobby, albeit, indirectly.
So this guy calls me looking for a '66 Charger front clip. Grille, hood, rad support etc. I tell him I have all but the rad support. We meet. He drives up in a Honda. I'm thinking if he needs a rad support he must have had an accident. I ask about his Charger. He doesn't own a Charger. He wants...
Got mine in 1981. Saw a ad in the local paper. 1967 Dodge convertible $3500. My buddy and I went to see it. I didn't have even close to that kind of cash. I begged the old man to co-sign a loan for the car. He finally, reluctantly did and I had my 1967 Coronet R/T convertible.
Everybody wants to bash ebay. Good to see. They're a bunch of dicks. If they charge 10% on shipping in addition to their other fees I'm glad I got out when I did.
Bad news is I found lh thread. Possible good news, I found two sets of rotors. I will check with a friend I have who works at Dodge and is pretty good at finding stuff like this. Otherwise I'll take a few off one of the rotors.