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That is what this article claims. It says the "B" wedge began in 1958 with the 350 & 361.
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But the confusion starts here with in 1959 Chrysler offering a RB 383. That is not a bored out 361 IMO.
What I am not clear about, did Chrysler also in 1959 offer a "B" 383?
Florida law quoted:
(3) The windshield on every motor vehicle shall be equipped with a device for cleaning rain, snow, or other moisture from the windshield, which device shall be constructed as to be controlled or operated by the driver of the vehicle.
The law also requires that headlights be...
Hope I am not boring anybody, this link is overall interesting, but it is the last item in the link, a hemi powered air raid siren that is most noteworthy.
Not mentioned is the entire unit rotated 360 Degrees when in use for better coverage.
I saw my first one in the 70's sitting atop the roof...
Thought this was an interesting quick read:
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I have always been very fond of the wheel/look. I was lucky enough I believe in the 60's there were only two? Goodyear Racing Tire shops/distributors in the country.
One being in Ft Lauderdale on Federal Hwy. When I got the Polara 500 at age 16, I...
"The problem mainly arises when bright LED bulbs are used in housings designed for halogen bulbs. The different beam patterns cause scattered and unfocused light that hits other drivers directly in their eyes."
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A quick, good, and informative read about the engineering DNA that made Chrysler
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A few points stood out for me, his formal schooling ended when he was 15, he was considered "quite intelligent", he was technically very knowledgeable, at 44 in 1919 his salary working for other companies had...
Not sure where to post this, this movie documentary is now on Amazon Prime.
If you are an American and have even speck of road racing or any racing DNA you must watch this movie.
I know it's about Nascar (a tiny bit) and the star is a Chevy, but it is a great movie.
The Americans stole the show...
So I have a new Alum crossflow rad I am installing, I am making some mods to it like moving/changing the in and outs to AN fittings, and removing the trans cooler.
I'm not happy with the existing fill location/design, so I want to mount one on the top of the end tank. I purchased a small style...
I have no way to verify numbers quoted, but they all seem within reason.
Worth a quick read IMO.
They left out hood ornaments. (Ignore that, they did, my mistake)
www.msn.com/en-us/autos/news/19-dangerous-vintage-car-features-that-vanished/ss-AA1zKXD7
My first idea/task, and why I am posting, has anyone numbered/tagged/bar coded all their stuff and maybe organized it with photos etc, to help keep track and make it easier to find and sell when trying to wrap up projects or seeing downsizing on the horizon?
I've got like 3 semi's of stuff, much...
Anyone use or recommend one? I have some definite ideas, and mostly expect to do my own work on the car, but I'd like a concept rendering and get something on paper to see if I'm headed in the right direction.
I willing to pay but have a budget, I want a car guy, not just an artist per se...
So, a 62 Dart B body, with a BB, a streetcar. I am installing a RMS Alter K coil over IFS. I'm also installing a TKO600, which I expect to require some metal messaging, the existing crossmember remaining w/o TB's main task is just to support the rear of the tranny.
The existing crossmember is...
Anybody believe these are real violations anywhere?
Anybody ever gotten a ticket for one?
There are like 15? here, other than a few like overly dark window tint and overly lifted hydraulic suspensions, this is an AI joke article, correct?
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Barn finds rarely interest me nor do I much follow them.
If this one is common knowledge, sorry to rehash.
But all I have to say is Wow! and what was the point anyway?
If you plan to drive and live to 150? years, maybe I can see it.
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