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IMO it was not an intentional insult, it was a coarse example most adults can visualize rather well I suspect. The question I do see, is what makes someone so sensitive to the comment that they regard it as an insult? I have a suspicion why, but I'll wait for answer first, before sharing, if...

Send it back. New ones are junk. If yours ever needs replacing, get nos.

Dick Landy's street driven 70 Challenger R/T!

Delrin requires a much tighter tolerance for alignment than you'll find on any OEM application. There's little give in the material and it's prone to failure if the tighter tolerances are ignored. Plus a harsher ride and a noticeable increase in vibration. Great for track use, terrible for the...

I'm thrilled I got the backfiring (after-fire) fixed and under control. The fuel line caught my attention also. Not only is the routing from the mechanical pump terrible, but there is also an electric pump in the rear?!? Tick-tick-tick-tick-tick... loudest fuel pump I've ever heard. I need to...

Dick runs Champion spark plugs!

New exhaust from TTI for my convertible

Gotcha. So, I've got one wire switched on each side. Looks like the #5 & #6 wires need to be swapped. This is why I'm here and asking questions.:thumbsup:

Nice start, I got me A 70 Coronet convertible, last year. I will also be at Carlisle stuffing my suit case with parts.

1968 Plymouth fitment.

Dick said,this young kid named Steve walked into my shop and said to me,I want you to take my Challenger and build the chassis exactly like your Pro Stock Challenger.

I think the yellow and green one is a 331. It has the extended block that hardly anything will bolt to. I think this was changed in 1954 to the style of the other engine. I grew up in Southern Ontario tobacco country, and saw a lot of these early Hemi's in irrigation pumps. In dry summers, you...

Whether it's a cherry picker. or a joist-mounted chain-hoist, this ^ is what I've always liked to use.

I never heard a bad word about the guy. Most said he was a real gentleman!

On the road again!

I try to do metal and fab work during the cold months...... I can work in 50-55 degrees with a sweatshirt spraying epoxy and painting in the cold months really adds up; this past winter I couldn't avoid it