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Once they're gone, they're gone. Whether in a barn, garage, museum or under a carport, I can appreciate any effort at keeping these old rigs around. I'm glad there's folks out there who care enough about 'em to do that.

Roadrunner ground & pound :thumbsup:

I know a guy who is waaaaaay ahead of most of us... @68BabyBlue

Likely heading down again in the RV like last year. Sweet little parking spot adjacent to one of the entrances we are hoping to score again this year.

I was told antifreeze is prohibited on some tracks due to it's slick properties being a hazard if ever spilled.

Automatic car? Transmission cooler inside radiator? If so, don't put it in gear until you confirm the integrity of that cooler. Don't want to risk getting water in the transmission if that cooler is damaged.

I thought that same thing LOL... DOLORIS!

IIRC 18ga should suffice for the field wires. Your FSM wiring diagram will confirm.

I always liked the Plymouth styling over the Dodge personally, in particular the mid 60's thru early 70's. The '66 & '67 are by far my favorite years for the Belvedere. Although I'd personally prefer a non-modified driver in either year, it's pretty cool what has been done to these (2) '66s...

It’s a show I used to watch as a kid back in the 80’s…

It was a tough pill to swallow trailering the Duster home from Michigan to NY a few years back. Roads were dry but salt was down. The salt dust got on it and under it driving home. When I got it home I masked off all areas I wanted to keep water out of and then rinsed everything down good. I...

My opinion? Don't let it see salt, ever.

Looking good :thumbsup:

Nearly identical in coverage and cost here.

I currently have (4) cars covered by Hagerty. Haven’t had to make a claim thus far. I don’t feel the premium I pay is excessive for the coverage they provide. However I’ve never price shopped for classic insurance either.

Could be @Kern Dog Dog incognito?

You freaking guys omgsh... :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

In the cars I try to keep the fuel as fresh as possible. Daily drivers are easy but the older, less driven ones, can be a little trickier. (2) years ago we acquired a jet ski from my BIL that had been sitting for 18 years in his garage. My son and I drained about 10 gallons of old gas out of...