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Cool. Let me make sure postage isn’t ridiculously high.

Good old Manitoba Telephone System, looks just like the one we had in our house when i was a kid. Hell, I still remember the phone number from the 1970s!

I'll never understand why Mopar guys still use 3/8 valves. What's the length of those valves by the way?

need parts to change from angled oil filter to straight tks

Oh...are they 915's ?? Im sorry, I thought they were one of the the numbers I had listed

Wrestled tugged pulled yanked pushed carpet around for hours trying to get a good fit. Which isn't easy on front half with the larger trans tunnel. Holes for seat belts, bolts/washers/nuts where seats will bolt down, rocker trim kick panels, high beam grommet etc. Still some lumps ect but fit...

For these who don't know, tractors and other types of construction vehicles driving on a two lane divided road is more common than many may think and are legal in specific areas depending on specific uses. Usually the rule is that they must have the orange reflective triangle when on the road...

Woll was pretty good. What happened to him?

if none of that pans out, shoot me a PM. i have one, but shipping is gonna be a chunk of change and might kill the deal.

I'm thinking that to 34731, Central fl were talking a Ben Franklin. Pls get me a price shipped. Thanks Brooks

Cool an old rotor. Bet you would have a hard time finding a young person that could figure it out. LOL

Well, there goes "otherwise stock".

I switched to Real Gasket for thermostat housing and valve cover gaskets. Like them and seal well. Only oddity I found was the thermostat rattles around loose in the housing. Think this is the result of the Real Gasket thickness… or is that normal for std gaskets too?

I have pay pal and live in Ontario Canada i

I would like to buy this can’t start a new conversation

Thanks tinman2. I will be sure to do that!

Really not a valid question. What oil weight were you running.. what was the oil pressure. If you were running 10/30 and all was fine, 20W50 could blow you off the scale. Based on engine clearances, I run them all in my cars. You just need to nail down which one is right and stick with it.

Thank you! The only problem is that it’s an aftermarket color. I guess I need to do some more research. Thanks again!

Yesterday I screwed around for hours trying to get my pinion lined up, rear end squared and tires right in the wheel wells. Today I loosened it all up set it on the ground and tightened it up. It seemed to work. I need to cut 1/4 inch further in the front of the tire but that is easy. I also...

You could probably run 60W nitro racing oil in the Phoenix summer heat without issues in a 12:1 340, and that enviroment is one of the few times I'd consider the 20W50... I have ran 20W50 in some other engines and could tell it absorbed a little more power than 10W40 and it made about 15 PSI...

Wife dragged me to a garbage sale yesterday. Found 6 craftsman wrenches $3 to put in stock if I lose one. And this gem. Old man worked for telephone company and had an old phone collection this one for some reason I sold. But got one like it for half the price I sold the other one for.

No problem let me know if you need any others

Now's the time to seriously consider upgrading those bars if this is a street car. Your's are fine for a drag car, but, for the street, I'd go with at least the 892-3 version. The aftermarket 1" plus bars are also nice if you want to car to handle a lot better. Add a front sway bar and you won't...

that was another guy that died in the lanes. I lost to him on Saturday and he died in the lanes Sunday. Jim wrecked his roadster during his pass.

After a quick search, it appears it may be legal to operate a tractor on a highway in Iowa. He had th required reflective device needed for going thirty-five or less on a public road.

Lol, dog activist

Still available Tom

This is a OEM Big Block Oil Dipstick. It came off of a 1969 440HP with the 402 oil pan, but may also work on other big block years and engines. This is just the dipstick, not the dipstick tube $20.00. Local pickup, or buyer pays shipping.

I built an ignition kill switch using a relay and the wiper sprayer switch. Run a live wire to the relay and the relay controls the ignition start circuit. Put a jumper switch under the dashboard to defeat it intentionally when you drop it off for service. When starting the car, hold the...

Great, maybe a few quick pics, pls Thanks