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@j-c-c-62 When I was under the dash dealing with trying to figure out key numbers I noticed there was actual cancer where the steering column attached to the firewall. That kind of soured me on doing anything with the car. I am pretty good doing things around cars with cancer but that was above...

WE're done for another season!!!!! Hi Chee! There's lots of wood, more bits of iron, no gold, no silver and film of guys running around like it's Monty Python and the Holy Grail, or The Vikings or The Long Ships, my favorite BTW! And then we're out on Lot Five metal detecting IN THE SNOW?! Even...

Like the 300 club says: Death before Prius! Max's born on date is 4/19 couldn't have been a week later!

I apologize for being late to the party. There was a C-V8 on Bring-A-Trailer in March As a Mopar guy I always wanted an Interceptor. More than 20 years ago my boss and I knew one of the tow companies towing cars for a charity. One day we walked past his yard and there was an Interceptor! Rough...

About 20 years ago my wife and I were on the Skyline Drive in Virginia. We stopped at one of the nature walks. Part way up the path there's a deer standing in the path. It didn't move. As a joke, and my wife never let me forget, I said "Shoo, Shoo"! It didn't move. I took a flash picture. It...

In 1972 Dad wrecked the '68 Custom Suburban, Mom then went and bought a '62 Lancer GT. They put 130,000 miles on that with a Slant Six rebuild. By 1986 the Lancer was a little long in the tooth. Even with me being "in the business" of old cars Dad had a hard time keeping it going so they traded...

Forty years ago the guys I was working for did the car show flea markets full time, straight trucks, tractor trailers and ..... Box trucks. One time we got a box truck from Jartran. I pulled it onto the onramp for the interstate. BAWAAAAHHHHH!!!! up the ramp. What the? When got back to the...

My father always said: "They'll get theirs in the end"! And as a sports memorabilia collector don't forget the whole "I didn't know what I did was illegal" fiasco in Vegas!

In 1969 I was working at a design office in Trenton, NJ. I of the designers was a Mopar guy. He told me about one of the guys that worked there had a '63 wildcat with "Multiple Carburation"! He lived on the Jersey Shore and would drive home on the Garden State Parkway at about 120 give or take...

Yesterday I set up in the flea market at Island Dragway in North Jersey. I live in South Jersey. I got up at 2:30, left at 4, met up with friends, got there at 6:15 and spent 8 hours standing in 44/45 degrees, 20-30 MPH winds and drizzle most of the time! I put out hubcaps and for an hour a...

I am asking this because as much as I know about Mopars, I don't know Superbirds. If I have a very rusty 1970 Roadrunner with a very nice interior, is it the same? Will anybody know or will anybody care? I see lots of time with a sand blaster and at the trim shop. The other question is if there...

I think the kid has a thing for one of the archaeologists! He always out there sifting. I think he's out there stiffing!

H & I just showed it tonight! I missed the first 45 minutes but I tuned in just in time for the important part! I'm a doctor, not a brick layer!

What a Maroon!

Just found this on FleaBay...

YES! And I still have a bunch, one or two still on the cardboard card in the shrink wrap! And the cans, Pathmark Supermarket brand ATF and American Motors Limited Slip oil some of which is in Max's SureGrip. But most of the time, at home, we used a "Church Key".

I don't have time to mow the lawn. I have "a kid" do it. He's 45 or so a brings his grandson sometimes! When I was mowing the lawn my wife had me bag the grass. Every time I stopped to empty the bag I would take a break, drink some water and sit for a while. It was a 6 hour gig! My PSA is...

I got quoted $1400 to ship a Subaru motor from Washington State to Philadelphia, PA. Um, no.

Do It and put the original parts in a box in the trunk for when you or your heirs sell it!

If you want to avoid the 95 madness around Baltimore and Washington take Delaware Route 1 when you get below Wilmington. Then pick up RT 113 and go down through the Eastern Shore of Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. It's not that much longer, you get to go across the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel...