Recent content by Aaron65

Go into a little more debt when you buy your first house and make sure it has enough land for a sizable barn.

Here are my two idiots, finally getting along reasonably well after Big Mac's (the orange one) arrival almost three years ago. :)

Sounds like I'll check with Leo! I might wait until they salt around here so I don't have to lay the car up while I wait. Thanks guys...

Here's the hinge...sorry it's so dirty; the car is basically a beater.

The driver's lower door hinge on my '65 Dart wagon has some slop, and I'd like to rebuild it, but I've read a lot of varying opinions on how best to do it (or have it done). It looks like Leo is only rebuilding '66 and up hinges, so does anybody have a decent method to DIY this thing? I...

The pickups vary with the pans...not sure whether all pans fit all engines.

There are several different oil pans... Oil Pan Changes For A Body Slants - Slant Six Forum

Yeah, I'll take that. It'll fit my Riviera. I'll send a PM.

What's next on the list? :)

I just voted! My '53 Buick Special was on that calendar a couple years ago. If your car gets on, you get a pretty nice goody box of car cleaning products.

These manuals are all copyrighted between 1971 and 1974; they have definitely been used in the garage but all look like they're in pretty good shape. They're a bit dirty, but aside from that, they look like something a bike fan might like. 1964-1972 Suzuki 50-400cc Singles 1964-1972 Suzuki...

Replied to your PM...

I'm organizing my garage attic, and I found the few AC parts that were left on my '65 Dart when I bought it. It's only the stuff you see in the picture. How about $20 plus shipping? I'll probably be heading to the scrapyard Tuesday or Wednesday, so let me know if you could use it.

I bought a 12-ton press from Harbor Freight for $99 years ago, and I've pressed out dozens of bushings with it. I keep it in my basement to free up space in the garage; it's saved me hundreds if not thousands of dollars in machine shop labor.

Also remember that the SD455 was rated in net horsepower, not gross. Its 290 rating was probably more like 375 or more with the old ratings.