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Same thing here with a water pump housing. Water temp sensor port was completely plugged with sand.

I bought this kit from Herb's Parts. Herb's Parts: 1968-1969 DODGE CHARGER ELECTRIC HEADLIGHT DOOR ACTUATOR KIT, B-BODY ENGINE COMPARTMENT, CS305 Mine looks exactly the same as the one from Classic Industries but $100+ cheaper from Herb's.

I don't, I went with the retrosound replacement head unit in my car, but I have buddies in another vintage car forum that are starting to install them. So far they are pretty impressed.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/1086714362/in-dash-bluetooth-audio-for-your-classic For those that want to add Bluetooth and have a spot for a dash knob but don't want to cut up the dash. It has a built-in 100 or 200-watt amp with a bluetooth receiver. Provide switched power and wire directly...

I’ve never done it, but have seen people use 2-cycle mix in the carb to add some lubrication if an engine hasn’t been run in a while. Something like 40:1.

I asked the same question when I removed mine, it was bolted to the driver's frame rail near the firewall. The answer I got then was it had something to do with the column shift (mine had been long-converted to floor shift).

I have done this before, but not with a carb. I used alum, but I also read that nitric acid will work too. Alum will not hurt the aluminum, but you will need to take care not to get it on other steel parts. You can speed up the process by keeping it in a warm place, or point a light at it...

Welcome aboard from Cincinnati. :) Great color combo! Don't see many EE1 cars. One of my favorites.

Not bad! My Durango doesn’t do much better. I’m loving the updates, good luck with the home stretch.

Hagerty quote was $675, Condon Skelly was $411, both with $45k declared value.

Hagerty asks several questions about modifications that other companies don't, and will raise your rates accordingly. One of the questions was 'have you added 50HP or more' or something like that. Added $200/yr to the quote.

@biomedtechguy is one guy I remember being pleased with their PCV valve.

Modern Ford Mustangs have a 5 on 4.5" bolt pattern. Toyota 5-lug pattern is the same too.

Probably not what you're in the market for, but this was featured on a wheeler dealers episode, they installed it on a 65 Coronet. Complete electric power brake kit: https://www.speedwaymotors.com/Compact-Electric-Brake-Power-Booster-Master-Cylinder-Disc-Disc,8335.html It's spendy and it...

Jay Leno did a segment on these, he's a believer. That was the first I saw of them, but it looks like a really good product. I really like the idea of never having to have them serviced. How many of us forget to get that done? (I sure do). $80 for one, and no way a 5lb extinguisher will go...

These guys filmed a documentary that should cover it :lol: 14 minute mark is where they get to extracting.

I know, it's pretty bright! :)

If you're not going for perfection I'd bet you can do a pretty good job yourself. The first time I picked up a spray gun was to do my engine bay, and while it's definitely not perfect, it came out much better than I thought it would. I bought a couple cheap ($20-$25) spray guns off Amazon, one...

Finally got the steering wheel and driver's seat in so I could position the shifter. Radiator and fans in for a test fit to locate the trans cooler:

I think you might have some success if you put the anode on or very near areas you want to protect, but no way a chunk of Mg up front would protect the rear from corrosion. The reason it works better on boats is they are all in the same electrolytic bath (seawater). Most of these types of rust...