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Caddy. Groom gets to drive. If he ain't drunk of course.

It's a whole new world with traction.

Welcome!! We like pictures of jeeps!!

Gotta get a clutch tamer!! You boys up north should get a race going with DDs speed shop! I like that channel.

Ill pass on these @MidnightSwinger. makes more sense since you are so close. They would be backups for me if I screwed up my cuts post mini tub.

I moved the studs Ill place and shim today sometime. I need to finish up some wiring under dash first.

I am going to try the most forward holes on the tracks and put a spacer under the front two studs to 'lean back' a smidge as @Cuda Al suggested earlier. If I go down the road of fabrication, you can get some inexpensive sliders and mount them on whatever type of riser you choose. I hesitate to...

Post #6 second picture are the same as mine in post #1. Thank you for the response, may I ask if you went with the front holes? I think Ill try harder to press those puppies out........

New info. Risers are heavy duty rivet situation.... Might have to drill em out. Hmmmmmm

I like this idea. Makes sense.

Well im here to say that pressing out those mounting studs might require some heat. Or i cut em off and get another to use the hole i want. I thought these tracks were tough to find, i figured a pure hearted mopar head would have called the negotiation team by now with a few...

Hellooooooooo FABO. I did try to use search function...... just so ya know. Aformentioned 67 fastback buckets. Without carpet in car and seat placed for first time...... Im 6'2" and my head is too close to roof. If i move mounting studs forward, effectively moving seat backwards, i might...

Im in 98133. Id be interested if it makes sense.

Welcome! I have a '67 383 fastback. Ill try to answer questions when you got them. Mine came in boxes, so i have had to make up a few things on the way.

Dude! nice '8 eh?!!

A little too close to home... The dog had surgery and can't do steps so this is it for a couple weeks. Funny isn't it?

I paid 7K for a 72 slant duster in '21....ish. 66 K on the clock. Sunbaked but the dash pad wasn't affected, just the seats. No rattles. Mileage might be actual. I was practicing detachment at one point (mind the word "practicing" here) and put it up for an outrageous price. I figured...

When i store all 10 of my second gen Barracudas in a barn, i put a camera on em. And a bunch of insurance. It's hard not to think such a big job has insider information. A semi car hauler can do 7-8. That means definitely two trips or two haulers. Two haulers means more lips to keep shut...

Do you have a lifter that was properly rotating marks? Learning here at this point.

So why did that fail? Made in USA. (Should be good right?) Metallurgy? Is the cam metal so different that it was like 80# sandpaper?

generally we check the oil every time the car leaves the garage. Generally. Would a magnetic tipped dipstick help early on when the lifters are failing? Early enough that you might not have to pull motor? I know it won't help the mid shaft bronze gear eating itself. Just the tip now.

It looks the same as the one in post #26,28 and 29. Post #10 was the old one. Post #19 is the change. #26 is the new and current one that you re posted. Good bump. but not new. Just being clear. Don't want it to sound like Steve is putting up new GFM all the time. make sense?

Yes. the red arrow is pointing to the studs on the outside that fasten the unit to the body of car. I think those (red arrow) heads are buried. I was hoping that there was a hack to bring those (red arrow) back to life without disassembly.

Can't really catch the underside of the stud with the camera. I bet i have to drill out those rivets. I think i saw previously, that the head is square. Cranberries.

Old thread but I figure I'd recycle it. These studs that hold the grill assembly to the header......Pretty common to have them at half mast no? What is the cure? Do I have to dis assemble the grill? Is there a hack so I dont have to???? And where is the latest and greatest place to find them...

Lame. thanks for stepping up R!! this one is gonna put me in the bread line pretty soon. ****** keeps needing surgery! Meh, totally worth it.

If it were me, id reserve one at u-haul and look for one to buy in Texas. Pick one up for $600 and bring some axle grease. This way you can drag home all sorts of stuff!!

$20 from those who have it would change his situation. On a side note i appreciate all who are refraining from making comments on our healthcare system. I have a few opinions too but let's just give the man $20 and that would be great. Many thanks Donate to Official Steve Magnante Go Fund...

Debt is a huge stress. Tough to heal under stress. With the power of many hands. He is willing to sell everything to settle his debt. House and car. No bitching about it. Says a lot about a guy.