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  1. chtampa

    Left hand thread wheel studs

    Is the Righty or Lefty argument an indication of a "Car buyer versus a car builder" thing? An "I know more than the Engineer that designed the car" thing? Or just a "My short term memory is ****, so don't confuse me"? Or maybe, "I had a Chevy before, so that's the way I roll"?
  2. chtampa

    Left hand thread wheel studs

    Embrace the uniqueness that is Mopar. Besides there is an "L" stamped in the middle and they are gold, and a real Mopar will loosen up the nuts on the left side if the studs are changed.
  3. chtampa

    1966 Plymouth Belvedere I wagon

    TOTALLY COOL!
  4. chtampa

    Found a 1976 Plymouth Sport Fury

    Cool car. All cars are one of one.
  5. chtampa

    Accidental E-Bay purchase

    Yugo's aren't as common any more.
  6. chtampa

    Accidental E-Bay purchase

    Accepting that car guys are pack-rats, I would even source nice used parts to replace any damaged ones and try to keep new parts off of it.
  7. chtampa

    Accidental E-Bay purchase

    43k miles without a hitch. This is like the orphan puppy you find and take home. Do nothing and it will continue to be good to you. I am not a 4 door person, but you have a cool story there. Don't change a thing.
  8. chtampa

    Hellcrate Hell

    That is the worst reference someone could ever have.
  9. chtampa

    Finally given' her some love

    Interesting statistic! I would allow one to tell me personally otherwise he may say that 99% of Mopar guys are clueless and have their head up their ***.
  10. chtampa

    Finally given' her some love

    I would let a PDR guy at them for a while.
  11. chtampa

    69 roadrunner rag

    It screws to the inner rear side panels with the same screws that hold the washer bottle in.Three on each side. It also locks into the upper seat back and then with the top boot. Very secure.
  12. chtampa

    Don't be fooled by the screen name............

    Donald? Is that you?
  13. chtampa

    New to the Mopar world

    I'm very careful not to run with them!
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