Recent content by 66Dartdriver

EE-1 Dark blue poly. That's what I painted mine. It was the original color.

Yep same here we got world of wheels Pittsburgh on the 23rd and that seems to be the first place that has the new books with the coupon.

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I just did a google search for this a few weeks ago when I put my 68 on a rotisserie. I found info that the bare body weight is 550-600 lbs thats without doors, hood, fenders. Kinda hard to believe but someone else can weigh in on this. pun intended. haha

I installed a new windshield gasket from them this summer with no rtv or anything and no leaks after about 700 miles. Lets start at the beginning. Did you verify it was the correct gasket? My gasket had pen masking on the actual gasket so you could double check with Detroit as to that.Did you...

Yep had the same issues years ago. stuff supposed to be in hand and ready to go. six months later....

Not sure where you are at in PA or what "almost impossible to get" means but you HAVE to have a shop you can work in all winter. its a necessity for the insanity problem. I am in Erie Pa and plans and lists only go so far. lol First project is a workable heated garage. Unless this is your last...

Very cool! That spare would look great as garage wall art for sure! Looks like a nice project. Here's to hoping some of those cassettes still rock! haha

Thanks 4spd I was wondering why and I thought it was my computer.

Sounds great how about some pics??

#31 please. pm on the way.

Yes I agree with toolman. You definitely want to size them up on your own car to see what your car will measure out to.

I'd do it. You already have the engine, you've always wanted one and you want a project for the winter. Just think how happy you will be wrenching on a new project!

Beautiful, great work! Love the color too!

You say the car has been sitting a long so what are your goals here. Get it back on the road quick then get your 340 going. Next choice is pull the 340 drop a 408 blueprint already built. This may be your quickest route or take it all apart and put in a Hemi? Realistically with this choice you...