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I think I'm in LOVE!!!!

1973 Plymouth duster $27,000 Listed a week ago in Trumansburg, NY https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/779597883664782/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks

A good article from Hargerty Insider regarding parts availability for european classcis but the basics apply pretty much for all classic cars. Sad state of affairs trying to find quality parts for our Mopars at any price! https://tinyurl.com/3ubfzxtt

Yeh, could be a scammer. That's what messenger is for so you can ask questions if post is unclear and you are really interested.

1971 Plymouth duster $3,800 Listed 19 hours ago in Marcellus, NY https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/154997810904449/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks

If no external leak the master cylinder piston is not pushing fluid due to internal leak/bypass (bad cups or bore). Also if pedal doesn't return all the way to the top the pistons cannot replenish fluid through the replenish port or it is blocked with sludge/ debris.

Very typical of wet drum shoes. If a front drum, likely to yank steering wheel to that side. Brake fluid doesn't disappear in a closed system, you have a leak!

It's not much of a mechanic that hasn't had his nuts jammed up once or twice!

Lean Burn in my memory used 2 electronic pickups, one for starting ( maybe a fixed amount of retard?) and one that fed the electronic timing control. The distributors had no mechanical OR vacuum advance. There has got to be some electronic device somewhere firing the coil. Just my 2c

Ho boy, this should be good!

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1956 Plymouth Belvedere $12,000 https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/512083094324657/?ref=browse_tab&referral_code=marketplace_top_picks&referral_story_type=top_picks I was 13 YO when this model was introduced. Wanted my dad to trade our 1950 Plymouth Suburban in for one so bad, but he...

1969 Dodge Dart $13,800 FB Marketplace - Upstate NY https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/932407684461553

As I suspected and you guys confirmed, it is a cone type. It seemed from the picture the case bolts went in from the ring gear side but I wasn't sure. It's claimed to be out of a 1972 Imperial, 3.23 ratio. it appears from all my reading here and elsewhere that the case dating method is not...

Cone type or clutch? Thinking cone....... Anything here that is a date code? Thanks........

On a white car? OP said, "My car is white with an olive green top"

Jeez, some guys will do just about anything to catch a date! :eek:

Sharp car and lookin' good with the rallys on it! "He couldn’t quite get Camber to 2.5 but it was close." Sure hope you meant "caster" and not "camber" :poke:

Praying for you, you wife's healing and for the doctors knowledge in figuring this all out!

Dang, don't know how I missed this until now! Very glad to see she is doing better and wishing for no tumbles in the future...... :thumbsup:

https://insider.hagerty.com/trends/mopar-color-premium/?utm_source=SFMC&utm_medium=email&utm_content=MED_UN_NA_EML_UN_SundayInsider_EditorsNote&hashed_email=24478a48c6fbadccf2d3f3e6728eb7085483010f41bde1f452b43ac7b93205d1

https://www.motor1.com/reviews/658503/2024-dodge-hornet-first-drive/

Just have to make sure the rear doors are locked when you are on the crapper!

You don't want to be engaging a "part time 4WD" (4 High) on a solid surface! It will put a serious bind in the drive train in a turn and possibly break something. If it indicates "4 Auto" also know as "full time 4WD" that's OK to engage anytime as that has a center differential. I differ on the...

Can e-fuels save our classics? Probably not in my lifetime or ever...

All 318s aren't show worthy but they are trust worthy! My 95 Dak plow truck. 190,000+ miles, no ticks, knocks, stumbles only a water pump, spark plugs, fuel pump and a couple belt tensioners needed so far.

Like everyone here said this is "not acceptable". I was able to reduce the large ball joint socket with a piece of metal strap as below. It fit well and was able to to tighten to correct torque without slipping. Just make sure threads are clean and start BJ by hand. If BJ keeps turning when...

Interesting article on the history of the Fratzog and how Stellantis is bringing it back! OOPS! Fixed link. Thanks j_anderson https://www.motortrend.com/features/what-is-the-fratzog-logo/

Don't know how many carburetor linkage clips I have lost in those chasms over the years!

408-Powered 1967 Plymouth Barracuda Hardtop 5-Speed https://bringatrailer.com/listing/1967-plymouth-barracuda-28/