Recent content by monoptn

Thanks! It will be a very nice car for someone.

For sale is my 1972 Dodge Demon. I purchased this car in the winter of 2006 from the original owner, who got it as a gift upon graduation from high school. With the car comes its complete repair history, including brake, muffler, oil changes, and tune-ups. This Demon wears its original B3...

I second that.

If you do end up making a road trip, give me a holler. I live in Clarksville. I'll PM you my cell number.

Honk......

Your car is coming along nicely! I have one too, but mine started life with a leaning tower of power. It is b3 originally, and I bought it from the original owner. Here's a before and after picture. :toothy10:

Truly amazing. This past fall I was invited and went to the top fuel NHRA event at Memphis. I wasn't really that excited about going. Glad I went. It's one of those things you have to see and feel to believe. I've seen Nascar superspeedway races, and the Indy 500. The power of the top...

aright den

I agree on the hose pipe, barbecue, and a few others, though I live in TN. I might at that you usually don't just say "jeet". Normally we'd say "jeet yet" Oh, and I had okra this afternoon.

I think I used this one from Mancini: http://chucker54.stores.yahoo.net/caren7psicom.html

I had the exact same problem with my Demon with warmed up 360. Did just about everything recommended here: fuel pickup, filter, put in 3/8 lines, float level, and it didn't fix it. Finally upgraded the fuel pump to a Carter and it fixed it. The cheap, standard pump cannot keep up.

Seek counseling.

How do I remove the heater control face plate on a 72 Demon? I see that the lever knobs have small set screws on the bottom, but I can't seem to get the face plate off the metal dash. Are there screws in the back of it or something? I was hoping it would just pop off.

Yep, you have to drill the rivets out.

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