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I know the comment was tongue in cheek but I don't think anyone would really consider you a timewaster. You actually went and visited these places, put genuine offers in to purchase and clearly made a lot of effort. You were also open about your reservations from the start. A lot has changed...

Slapped a 600cfm carb I had laying around on the wagon and same issue. Im wondering if my timing is off or something. Will be checking my settings on the 6al tomorrow. Threw my wheels and tires on and the wheels are different for sure… maybe warming up to them. But aesthetics aside - 275s all...

That's why the Single plane and Dominator are reputed to be quicker. They weigh less. Oh, twin Holleys are about 6 lbs heavier than the pair of Eddy's Doug

Thank you! Happy to be here. You are right but that’s not us. You need the dashes. Over-drive-magazine.com

Good decision. I was going to say, your wife wants it, you used to own it, and seem to like it. You couldn't build one for 25k. Go get it

Yes I meant even a "pretty good car" can need $10k in stuff pretty quick these days

got those too....... gutters full of helicopters :mad:

Legends @Kern Dog n @ckessel :usflag: watermelon

Maple trees are the worst!

I pulled the metering rod from my AVS2 Edelbrock 650. It has the number 7037 on it. I can’t find any info on it. Is that a part number? What metering rod would 1 step larger and smaller?

I was going to give you my opinion but.... Congratulations! Good Luck! Happy Wife, Happy Life! :thumbsup:

Pick it up Friday

Welcome to the sight. I recall Magazine with the same title/name in the 90s for the trucking industry.

Kinda cruel, making her stay in that car in that box for 14 years don't you think?

Yup that is what it is. In the picture below is a Indy crossram with Edelbrocks and beside a Super Victor and 1050 Dominator. The weight was 54 Lbs for the Indy CrossRam and 27 Lbs for the Victor/Dominator.

My car had the original hangers in place, with the old 2" exhaust. With the new TTI 2.5" exhaust the original hangers made the tips contact the bottom of the bumper. The hangers in the kit put the tips about 3/8" below the bumper. So I used the ones from the kit. They dont hook into the frame...

As for buying tips, you HAVE to wade through FB and CL. The idiots you encounter are no different than the ones you used to call in the classifieds or Auto Trader. These are the go-to sales venues for local cars in today's world. I second all the great advice from Detective D. Search FB and CL...

If you run the numbers in a decoder you get this. 400 in a 69 lol Not 100% sure i did it correct. Right to left bottom to top right? : Unknown Unknown Unknown RM21: Unknown Unknown Dodge Main, Hamtramck, MI, USA 7272: Sequence number E63: 400 cid 2 barrel V8 190hp D32: Heavy Duty...

No but he bought it from them two weeks ago on impulse. Ford guy....