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Also originally from Nz

I have one. I like it. The various abrasive drums can be had on Amazon. So far, no cons on the unit. I've mostly used the carbide coated nylon bristle drum to prep bare metal for coatings. On rusted stuff it takes longer but thats ok

I have one. It works great. The harbor freight drums fit it. They are much cheaper.

Thanks so much to directing to the video. Back in the 80's, we ran a 69 GTX with a similar set up at LimeRock. We took in track days with the Porsche club out of NJ. Killed everyone on the long straight away, then lost time in the turns weighing in 700 pounds heavier.

For sale 1968-69 B Body cars headkight attaching bulb ring. 2 rings price $10.00 plus $8.00 shipping Bob Horman

For Sale 3 carb chocks used condition Price $10.00 plus $8.00 shipping Bob Horman

You might try here if nobody has a set on this great forum. If you go with Stephen’s, expect to pay out the nose, they’re proud of their parts. http://www.stephensperformance.com/

This shops take on the flat tappet cam issues. seems they just got fed up dealing with it.

Only issue with theres that I have heard about with all the failures is it is not a real transistor. and hate it is :Mopar authorized"

Be careful if somebody contacts you saying they have a friend that has your parts. It’s a scam.

Hell on normal day my brother's paint jobs would look like that . He stops in here now and then. :rofl:

I once had a '62 Dart ex-OPP (Ontario Provincial Police) cruiser with a "Certified" speedometer. It was a 2-door sedan with 313, 3-speed manual on the column. It had 11" brakes and 15" rims that had the tabs to mount small hubcaps, like ones used on pickup trucks. It also had the zipper in the...

Looking at that picture are you talking about the grooves at the top Center of the cap half bearings? What about the thrust bearing? The relief grooves on the sides? Just making sure… I always used Clevite 77. Would you know if these bearings would be an upgrade or are they specific for high...

Bring an awl and start hammering away at the various sections, if there are holes you'll find them. Looks like a solid car, in Northeast terms. My wagon is the same, caked on factory undercoating, looks like tar in some spots, dried out in others. I scrape off the dry areas and anything that is...

It’s on sale, less than $130. What are the pros and cons of using this tool?

Man there is something about this picture! Angle? BITCHIN form.

IDK- the situation is called "pulley HELL" for a reason.

I installed a ground and positive hub under the dash, as well as a ground hub next to the battery. No more running/splicing wires together, bad connections, multiple wires on the battery terminals, etc. Iirc, I ran both the ignition and start wires to the positive hub, it also has the voltage...