Recent content by rarefish

Thanks, It's for a friends 66 Coronet 500. He's doing a #'s resto on it. Even though it's a part that can't be seen, he wants that part # on it. There are a couple B bodies in the local yard that have complete dashes in them. I just didn't want to crawl under them just to find it was different...

Does any one have an interchange manual to see what other year cars may have this part? 66 Coronet defroster duct, drivers side, part # 2607399, thanks Joe.

I hate to say this but I think you are being lured by a pretty woman with VD. The pictures are pretty, but it's not all original as stated. A 360 in a 71? Others mentioned other things wrong. For that kind of money you need to be getting #'s matching quality. It's not in that one as advertised...

My 68 Formula S 383 convertable came with an Inland shifter. To keep it stock looking I bought a modified Hurst Competion Plus shifter from Passons that excepts the Inland shift lever. I'd contact Passons and see what they have, great guys to talk to, Joe.

I shoot a Martin Fury. It's five or six years old and is probably obsolete now. It was considered really fast a couple years ago. As others said, bow tech jumps so fast, like electronics. A bow can be obolete in a couple years. A friend actually gave me this one because he couldn't sell it. All...

Good luck opening day. It would take me several years to put 1000lbs in the freezer. Although in MD we have unlimited doe, so I guess I could shoot ten doe in one day, but it's just not the same, Joe.

thanks, Joe.

A while back someone was looking for old tags. I have a MD plate that's red with white borders from 1973. On our big trucks we used to have to get a "Montgomery County MD Incinerator and Landfill Permit". It cost $1 per year and you got a new steel plate, standard size, that had to be on the...

My dad died of PC. They found it in his mid 70's and treated it till he died at 81. Up untill a few months before he died he was in better shape than me. He drove, split fire wood, hunted, shoveled snow. He did it all and was still strong as a horse. I think they should have taken it out when...

Yes, she got the proceeds, and all of the contact info of the winning bidders. She said she would try and contact them and buy them back. I don't think he was a crook, just shrewd. I think he sold them the way he did so there would not be any conflct over them. With the economy the way it is in...

I don't want to slam him, I think he did every thing on the up and up. I think he told Ernies wife he'd found them, I'm not sure. It just sucks to lose them. We went out a couple weeks ago to get my 58 Zodiac. My one brother in law went with me to help with the car. He was going through the...

A few years back I saw a couple guy's from down south some where that had been building V8 bikes long before the Boss Hoss bikes. Their's all had flat head Fords on them. Not nearly as powerfull , but I thought they looked better. Much lower and they would lean to the side farther with the old...

Long story short, my wifes uncle's house and belongings were sold at auction last weekend. The family had been looking for 3 pistols that were in his house. Some how, at the last minute, the auctioneer found them. I was told he knew we were looking for them. He took them home and sold them on...

Welcome from MD, Joe.

Welcome from Maryland. I met a couple brothers from NS at Carlisle's spring show a few years back. Hung out all week end. A couple of real good guys, even though they were into brand X cars. That's one pretty little Duster, good luck with her, Joe.