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Hope you have a great one! :moparsmiley::usflag::bday::usflag::moparsmiley:

We will help keep you motivated and moving. Likely Barry and I will come down every so often and snatch a few parts to go through them and get them ready to put back on the car. We got skills! And can probably find seats for you too Ready to help! :lol:

Nice work. And I see you haveva gear vendors OD. Nice unit. I had one on my 73 Road Runner

The biggest issue is anywhere you look, they crammed 10 pounds of stuff in a 5 pound bucket. There is NEVER any room to work on stuff or get it apart. The ride on mine is certainly not soft, but it is generally OK. I do think this thing needs more noise insulation in the storage area behind the...

Welcome from PA!

I think @FU64RY bought a very similar car. Hopefully his is working out much better.

Hope you have a great one! :moparsmiley::usflag::bday::usflag::moparsmiley:

Yeah, that car will make a impact anywhere it goes. Seriously, when was the last time you one anywhere? It would sure attract me to come over and check it out!

I don't really know. Yeah, perhaps the front is a bit high?

Mark asked me to post these. (I can take no credit for this other than helping post the pictures!) Here is another of his previous projects. 1970 AMC "The Machine". I'd love to have one - I think they are super cool.

The higher the octane, the more resistant the fuel is to burning. 87 octane gas dos have more energy in it, so the lower the octane you can safely run, the better. Of course, detonation can be a very bad thing... This is a great idea. I might need to buy me one of those!

Looks like a cool project!

Flew a Black Hawk helicopter! (OK, OK, it was a simulator, and yes, I did crash... :rolleyes: ) We were invited to Fort Indiantown base and got VIP treatment there from a friend. We had two hours in a simulator. Let me tell you - this thing is no little game station! All buttons and controls...

Today we worked on my buddy Barry's GTX - we moved it to my house and (likely temporarily) installed the K member assembly. Here is the flat bed to tow the car .9 miles to my house. Once in the garage, we moved the K member assembly under the car. Closer... Closer... ...and in...

Here's a little update on Mark's previous car project: the 67 GTX Today we moved it to my house and (likely temporarily) installed the K member assembly. Here is the flat bed to tow the car .9 miles to my house. Once in the garage, we moved the K member assembly under the car. Closer...

I'm fighting with the A/C on my daily driver 69 Vette right now. The pressure cycling switch didn't work right, and getting a replacement was a PITA. I ended up using a thermal cycling switch. Along the way the :mad: hood cable breaks so I now need to fix that. Sigh. I wish a nice daily driver...

Glad things went well. Take time to heal and hope you are 100% very soon! :thumbsup:

Congratulations and well deserved - your car is a beautiful example of a 67 GTX. My buddy Barry is building one that will be a near clone of that, although he is modifying it slightly. It should be at Carlisle next year in 2026! Nick, you are just lucky I didn't task you with grilling!!! :lol:

On our 2015 trip (70 Road Runner), we had mine and Barry's stuff in the car, plus tools, parts, tents, chairs and cooking stuff for camping, PLUS for a week our wives and their luggage too. We somehow crammed all the into the trunk but it all fit. I think 3 guys is a piece if cake with a B body...

They were advertising an official cruise through town - I think it was Saturday night? I was at my vendor spots so I don't know how it was.