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Someone owns those cars and to each their own but that's like rubbing your nose in it. At least with the junkyard finds, you can drag 'em home and make it your own.

Ah, sometimes the stories are what makes the hobby interesting! A shop full of cars under covers makes for some good tales. Tim had the Dart on the chassis dyno up at Keystone Raceway before we pulled that slant out. I think it mustered 75 hp.

It's cool to see the old history, not just the cars. The NASCAR Drag Series decal and other period pieces, the license plate frames from long gone dealerships etc...

Tim bought the turquoise '68 Dart with the slant six that's now a 360 car. He wanted me to look at an old Monaco I think it was. I talked him into the Dart.

For years there was a B5 blue 69 340 Dart convertible in the showroom that supposedly wasn't for sale. And I heard some of the cars under all the covers in the back shop were either Max wedge or Super Stock. My buddy wanted me to check out a car he bought there many moons ago. I never knew about...

Are the inside pics in your dad's old shop? Please tell me all those cars in the back found a good home? There was a lot of history there!

Dog version of Dutch Oven???

Nah, definitely a burger, or maybe cheese. McMuffins come from the front.

I got you honey! I'm hand making your vegan burger right now.

Graceland Gardens Trailer Park Legend Dwayne "The Stud" Gilroy at yer service. I do the grounds maintenance and keep the honeys smilin'.

JC Whitney DIY woodgrain installation, check!

Well, I don't smoke grass, and I don't have money for gas, so......

The one from Nantucket?

Meanwhile, back at the ranch

Aerodynamics meets Fluid dynamics.

I dunno. Maybe its the picture but that gear mesh looks like it might be tight? And who knows what that backlash is. I'll bet its not .008"!

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Well...it is a HandiCrapped parking spot.

Summit sometimes does promo codes for shows that they sponsor or have booth set up at. All of the codes I ever got were from picking up a catalog (or three) in a Summit goody bag. I got them at the custom car shows and a few swap meets over the years. Sometimes if you ask nicely, someone on here...

Wow, no mention of the Pittsburgh potty? The sacred throne in the basement? The one that saved yinz from having to get all worshed up just to take a leak? Right next to the fridge with all the Arn City beer in it? And yinz were a jagoff if you didn't keep the fridge full!

I could have finished your sentences. I was in the same exact circumstances with my car. Same amount of money, even in a later comment where there were two businesses being run. My guy told me all about the shops you need to be careful of because they aren't trustworthy. Turns out he was...

I like some of this guys reviews. He puts tools thru a number of tests , from cheap HF up to the big names. Big money doesn't always win. In this screwdriver test, he even shows how durable they are when they are used for the wrong purpose. Not that I would ever do that.:rolleyes:

Yep, can't go wrong with them. Worth the price, and they are pricey. Your cover will be custom made to fit your car using a pattern instead of a generic cover that kinda fits nothing correctly.

Many moons ago back in the landline era, my grandmother sold lots of tires. She had the same phone number as the local K Mart discount store tire center, except the last two numbers were switched. At first she would politely tell the caller it was a wrong number and gave them the correct number...

The insulation is sandwiched between the roof and wall panels and the frame so no air gap for the ridge vent to be doing anything. I like the idea of a vent on one end and a fan on the other and then if that's not efficient at air movement I can do what Dana67Dart mentioned and put ductwork...

I was looking at the solar powered fans. I thought they'd be a good idea to manage the heat of the day. I'm not looking for climate control. I was mostly concerned with drawing in more damp air. Any idea if the make-up air should come from up high or down lower on the side opposite the exhaust fan?

I had a nice 5 bay metal garage built a few years ago primarily for storage. I had the factory installed roll insulation installed when the garage was built. If there was a ridge vent, it can't be operational because I can see how the insulation was done across the roof. The garage is kept...

I like the commercial, very informative. I like the message, electric if you want it, ICE if you don't, hybrid if you're on the fence. Not the knee-jerk reaction we just witnessed where everyone jammed electric down our throat. I like the trucks, unfortunately I didn't see anything that doesn't...

Looks good so far! If wood grain match is important to you, I've had good like getting some surplus vinyl from Jim Fillmore at Detroit Muscle Technologies, a FABO advertiser here.

If this is the line kit you have, I can tell you where all of these lines go. And, you bought a conversion kit for the front then a separate kit for the back? Are you using the stock brake distribution block?