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For Sale...pretty decent Deck Lid.. 68 Coronet / Super Bee, 500, R/T been sitting on it for a while...... this one has a perfect lock hole. The only rust through is in the seam at the bottom rear. The bottom rear corners need patched, but is mostly there; the inner lip is pretty much all there...

Looks like a good drum to me?

Can some help me identify this rear drum, and where I can buy a new set. It's 10 inch and made in Canada. It's on my 67 coronet rt w/ power disk brakes. Thank you..

In 1995 we bought a fully loaded 1968 300 that had been stored in a garage since 1972. It was taken out maybe a couple of times per year just to run and lubricate things. Had 53,000 miles on it. 440 TNT 2 door hard top. Drove it home 200 miles, changed 3 fuel filters on the way. Tires were at...

Get out your test light and have someone run the wiper switch to energise the pump. Test for power first.

Well if that Indy is MW port - I may be able to take it off your hands if you decide to stick with the cross ram. Plus there would be no shipping :)

Or shut the engine off.

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Well said, as always!! I only moved 30 miles each time and regardless, you know what it costs. I'm home and if you move, make it next to me.... Ulli

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That is really great. I have an old radial arm saw I use more often for dado cutting and yeah, don't take it too deep with sawing. Quite handy if keeping it all true.

Thanks everyone for affirming our suspicions! Figured something was up!

I think Greg has made the right decision to stay put. That might change in the future, but after reading everything on this thread, I think he's done a serious job of weighing all the factors. Ulli, like so many times before, you've articulated my thoughts better than I could do myself...

Have the short ones with the clips..... $35 plus the ride.

Good morning: Still searching for 18-spline 4 speed 1971 transmission; last four digits stamped on unit "1760." Last seen in the Pacific Northwest. Thanks!

Between 1483 and 1907 they were probably called the Helical AirScrew going by the Da Vinci design.

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