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I was 14 years old and went with a friend and his older brother to Houston International Raceway in Dickinson, TX. For years after it was shut down and houses were built, you could still drive by and see the timing tower.

This is another one, "Just because you can doesn't mean you should"!

Rob, once you get back into the swing of things I need to talk to you about a relay setup for my race car. It may have to be custom built because I'm actually running driving lights in the turn signal holes of the glass front end.

You don't find deals like that in the southern part where I am.

It is going to be less because of the change from a 2.92 gear to a 3.55 gear. the car gets it's RPM quicker with the 3.55 vs the 2.92. The 3.55 with the OD trans is a great combination for a street/highway car.

RRR, Kitty would have to put you in traction after the first few jumps. LMAO

I think that comes under the heading, "Just because you can, doesn't mean you should". There as a heart surgeon down here in the south who stripped out his Viper and built a V10 Super Gas car.

The car may seem over priced, but somewhere out there it is a project that someone will tackle. The prices of our A bodies have risen a lot over the last ten years. This is partly due to the B and E body are are taken up and the prices from them are out of sight. In my opinion, people are now...

Welcome from Texas, show us some pictures of your ride.

replicaracer43, myself and a lot of the other members like your insight and answers to questions, keep up the good work. I, along with many others are glad to see you back.

Which car, does it run and drive, is it all together, or in pieces?

3B Engineering, they have a sheet to fill out and supply parts to get the rocker arm geometry corrected.

Before you spend the money for 1.6 rockers, get with 3B to correct the geometry. It is well worth the money.

Sorry for the loss of your son. What I've found while trying to put a car together after being taken apart for a while is; 1. Assemble what you know goes together. 2. Arrange parts that go to specific areas and assemble what you can. 3. If you have questions about things, post pictures with the...

I just hope our Canadian brothers and sisters are faring well in the area of the fires.

As soon as I put my first accessory on it, then it's mine.

No matter where it came from, it's still funny! ROTFLMAO

The site sure has been quiet the last week or so. LMAO

Jeff, as a novelty item fender tag that is just a bit spicy at $125.00. I don't know who the seller is, but at that price he is screwing people.

With no center seat belts, you can probably use the C 11 bolts.

Ocktoberfest here in the states turned into a drunk fest, over in Germany it's a good time for everyone. I've been to a couple of German cities for Ocktoberfest and you don't see the foolishness there that is seen here.

I'm going to paint mine because the original owner put rattle can clear on them and it turned yellow. I've tried many solvents and nothing will remove it.

Who let the gray haired homeless dude in the last two pictures? LMAO

He cleans up pretty good!!!

So is it an adapter that bolts to a flange on a motor home transmission?

The two Dollar General stores close to me aren't understaffed and the managers have told customers if there is a problem to let them know. I experienced a price differential at both stores and the managers were quick to act to refund the difference. On the other side of the coin, WalMart here in...

Many years ago there was a mid 30's International truck that raced at Eastex Dragway in Porter, TX. It was red with a 392 Hemi and a 4 speed in it, it was funny watching it go down the track with the front and rear fenders flapping because there were no running boards.

Those Battleships (Texas, New Jersey and Missouri) are really something to behold. I'm sure there are others out there, but those are three that I've actually set foot on as a tourist.

If the packaging has a circle with a diminishing arc in it, they are dimmable.

This is in a bucket seat, no console car. I believe they were both C 11 bolts as best I remember.