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If you put floors in it, then you will need an elevator to reach each floor...

What???

Because they are too tired to run away from the interviewer... That's the only way they can get an interview...

Sounds great Mike... :thumbsup:

I saw this minivan with some interesting stickers driving around town...

Hi Mike. It rained last night, stopped for now... Supposed to get more tonight... Just hangin' in there...

Pushing buttons is fun, but you can also stir the pot...

Sorry, Mound Road engine plant was just across the street from the truck plant... Mound Road engine plant was at 8 Mile and Mound road south of 8 Mile, and Warren Truck Assembly plant was at 8 Mile and Mound road north of 8 Mile...

Yep, if she was easy, I'd take two...

How to ID a Small Block Engine Block:

That retriever listens very well... :thumbsup:

How can it leak all of those fluids from the rear end???

I"ve run those Edelbrock chains for over 150k miles and they are still tight on daily drivers... Great street chains... :thumbsup:

The first year for unleaded gas and cadillac converters was 75, so it had to be done by then....

You will need to consider what vintage radiator you are going to run and set up the front of the engine for that... The early bodies had the lower radiator outlet on the driver's side, the later bodies (70 and later) had the lower radiator outlet on the passenger side... You will want to use...

All that you can tell from that picture is it's a smallblock... You need more angles to tell for sure: How to ID a Small Block Engine Block:

So did these people, but not for the same reason...

Quick fly by... Hello everybody... :welcome:

Cool... So you own a lawn mower...

I've been busy with my health issues and trying to keep the bills paid...

I like to eat at the Y min the evening....

Just a quick fly by... Did you all see the eclipse yesterday, it was beautiful...

I have a copy of the 69 Hemi B-body graphics somewhere...

Go to a flag store and look in the corner... Corners are usually 90°...

Chrysler had that in what they called "Graphics"... They gave the part numbers and the torques for all fasteners... They were released to the assembly plants to show them how to assemble the cars...

Stay out of DIY brothels... Ask me how I know...

My dad had two heat pumps installed in our house for a while, but they could not keep up with our cold in winter, so they were replaced with regular furnaces...

I used to have a hot air unit, then I divorced her... Man sometimes she could not shut up... :BangHead: