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Sorry had to take care of kids. dukeboy_318 11 years your over the half way point be a tough call. I did 24 total years 9 active then Guard for the rest with 2 deployments in the guard. Made it as high as you can go on enlisted side. If you stayed in how are you promotion wise if you could hit...

If you have 14 you are almost there. You can do 6 more. Just have to role with all the FUBAR and SNAFU stuff.

dukeboy_318 stick it out if you can it is worth it. I can relate on the missing stuff. It's nice to have the dependable retirement.

I feel for yeah. It sucks to have your spin messed up. Hope you get some pain relief. Have the same issues. So wish you the best.

Man you are cruising along. Looking great!

Like 67Dart said try it out first. I have the almost the same setup you do on a 74 Duster. Except for I have 11.75 front discs 8.8 rear with discs. I had the stock smaller disks front and drums rear and the factory proportion valve worked.

Left side of park brake handle and right of hood release under dash. Top of picture is near parking brake and bottom is towards kick panel.

Congratulations! Wish you nothing but success!

CW McCall Convoy and Wolfcreek Pass

I moved mine back to center the wheels in the wheel well. I have about 1/2 inch clearance from the gas tank have been driving about a year no issue with it touching.

Looks like yours should not move with the bracing you did. I did paint mine with the plastic spay paint. Used the same stuff on my kick panels, window pillar, and sill tops. It looks pretty good considering how old the pieces are. Best of luck!

Yeah I did mine twice. First time I just tried glueing them together with the epoxy no go. So I used a Dremal and notched them on the back side. Then used some rough grit sand paper to give the epoxy something to grip and made a goopy mass on the back side. I used the slow cure epoxy. Lots of...

I used two part epoxy on mine. Just filed a v on the back side of mine and filled it in. Worked good for me.

One of my great greats was a translator on Ellis Island spoke seven languages. Migrated from Russia ( Cusaks) then Poland then across Europe. Other side of family were all train workers during 1800s engineers, brakemen and machinists. They came over from jolly old England and go back to...

I'm in. Motivate me to get my vacuum advance and mechanical advance zeroed in.