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If anyone is ever passing thru Nebraska on I80, it would be a very worthwhile stop. It is very impressive.

Did he have a man bun?

I always remember the old WW2 movies, where the guy got wounded and the medic would stick a lit smoke in his mouth. I wouldn't doubt that more WW2 vets died from lung cancer that got killed in the war. Sad

Don't even click on their website!

DON'T!!! My wife ordered some little trinkets, they kept sending ****, Like 600.00 worth of **** she didn't order. They won't give you a return address and don't answer any phones. She tried to stop it on her credit card they got around it and she was stuck with the bill. DON'T, DON'T!!!

Another one I passed on. A 1969 Pontiac Grand Prix SJ 428. A jock classmate of mine drove it all the way thru high school. He wasn't really a car guy, so I never really looked at it that well. Then in our senior year he started raising a little hell and I realized it had the 428 in it. He went...

This was back when I couldn't afford anymore than the 150.00 to buy the car. And it was in really nice shape.

This is a car that I did buy, but traded to my Ford buddy. A 1970 Mercury Marauder X100, It was a 2 dr hdt, high compression 429, bucket seats auto on floor. I got it running after sitting in the guys driveway for several years. I think it was rated at 370 hp and that SOB ran hard. But it was...

I was right. The GLHS used a SHORT filter. I guess Shelby originally used the Fram PH3512, which is 2.665 long and a replacement is the Wix, which is 2.483 long. So-anyone needing a real short filter here you go Wix 51335.

Years ago, a buddy was showing me his 1986 GHLS that he bought new. It only had 5000 miles on it. I noticed that it had the tiniest oil filter I had ever seen on a Mopar. It was the same small 4 cylinder diameter, but because of the intercooler I think-the filter was only like 2 inches long. Not...

I had a sour experience with PST some 35 years ago. I bought a front end kit for my 73 Dart Swinger. It was all white box junk that actually said made in China. The lower ball joints were completely shot before 5,000 miles. I've never bought anything from them again!

A custom made adapter.

Kanters 273 pistons are real nice. They have coated skirts and have slightly bigger domes than the stock 273 Commando pistons did. A friend used them several years ago and was real happy with them I would buy them before I would buy Egge pistons

That is cool. I don't remember that one.

I switched to You Tube tv a while back. Best thing I ever did. So many channels-can't ever begin to watch them all. A lot of other car channels and then you can always watch You Tube videos. If you can think up a subject-you can find a video.

A M80 will take care of it.

I think the kits for these are really high priced.

A friend of mine had a late 70's Chevy Crewcab 3/4 ton pickup with a 454. He got 9 or 10 miles per gallon. He thought he would be thrifty. He built a 283 with a mileage cam and one of those 450 spreadbores. Guess what-10 mpg and a gutless pig!

I know that I don't post on here that often, but I check the site pretty much every day. I've been happy to help a few people with this and that. I'm devastated, I just lost my wife of 33 years to a heart attack although she had been having health issues for quite some time. If anyone is...

The Felpro thick gasket is 1646 at .313 thick, 35.89 at Rockauto and 44.99 at Summit. The SCE AccuSeal E 169076 is 28.39 at Summit, same thickness. These are both cork but they work. I installed 273 valve covers on a 360 with a Holley Strip Dominator intake and they fit great.

There are a couple thicker valve cover gaskets, .313 thick. Felpro and SCE both have them. I'll get the part numbers posted later.

You need the Edelbrock 1481 Chrysler throttle lever adapter and somebody how to explain how to get it all to work.

Not supposed to be a dumbass and swallow any, that's something Gomer Pyle would have done. :rofl:No-we've all done it I'm sure. Drink or eat whatever will calm the taste down.

He means for the Oetiker clamps. There is a crimper made for these clamps, but I've seen them used also.

My little dog is so small, he can't even piss on a car tire.

I wondered why I hadn't got one in a while.

When it's completely paid for.

That, and the pretty big-boobed German girls.

I'd give anything to be 30 years younger and go to the Oktoberfest in Munich.

When I was a kid, I hated Polka-my mom always listened to it on Saturdays. She was German on both sides, so I guess. Then about 30 some years ago, I started getting interested in WW2 and the Big Band music didn't seem so bad. I actually like it now. So GO girl-have fun!