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Another vote for Basset racing wheels strong and light :thumbsup:

I think you gotta say how much, eh.

So when the Designers at Chrysler put staggered tires on the 1970 Challenger T/A and the Cuda AAR, were they (and all the people who bought them) living in the past and trying to recreate their lost youth? That makes about as much sense as the 'discussion' I got into with someone the other day...

Just put clear packaging tape over it, it will stick if the balancer is clean.

I have a bulb out on the driver's side taillight on my 1974 Plymouth Duster. I have tried to unscrew the socket to get to the bulb and replace it, but I can't budge it. Is there a trick to removing one without damaging anything? I am sure this is a dumb question but this is my first classic car...

Not only that... ask for Ken... if not there.. leave a message for him to call ya back... Of course for me I drive over there and we have a conversation about my expectations of the cam and he laughs at me... shakes his head.. and tells me what he recommends ... two years ago $99 bucks...

Chrysler part number is 2072646. Arizona Parts shows 3 in stock. He is closed during the summer but you can contact him by using his Email address. Go to arizonaparts.com for details.

I couldn't imagine! I guess if your on the boat full time and not commuting home that's 4.5 hours to eat shower and sleep. Still not enough time

Yea after 19 years it's starting to catch up to me. I was 20 when I started it wasn't bad at all back then. Around 30 it started to affect me. Mentally and physically. The last 5 years has been rough. My knees and back hurt and ache all the time. Even in a management position 12 hours on...

It was more of a mental strain than physical , i only done it for 2 winters made some big money then got my own boat .

any of the "cop car-esque" dippy, grand fury, 5ths along with the floaty barges of the time: 'dobas, magnums, monacos. caprice classics that were cop spec or taxis have 'em as well along with crown vics so there's another avenue to explore. sometimes change is good. if you don't like it you...

Here let me help you: The chemically correct fuel air ratio is: 0.0667/1 by volume. By weight its 14.7 to 1.

Ehhhh, they run a business and it's their job to sell you their services. I wouldn't hesitate

Mine didn't have any check valve either. And there was a pretty significant restriction at the top of the vent tube rubber connector up high on the filler tube. So, I opened that up a bit, as I assume that would still pass gas just fine - just like I do! :) That short rubber hose connector up...

Lol yea my old boss asked me to shave one time to look more "professional" that's back when I had the long hair too. I just laughed and said nah ill pass. He called me Charlie Daniels "long haired country boy" lol

Oh and if you happen to BE a backwoods, moonshine sellin hillbilly, send me some. lol

My brother-n-law works 28 days on 28 days off, 12 hr days, screw that.

Heck, you need to be committed alright. lol

I couldn't do those kinds of hours, would drive me completely bat **** crazy. I did a 4 on 4 off 12 hour shift 8 to 8 for about a year and a half, primarily days, but at one point I was vacation relief for the night shift and ended up doing 16 straight night shifts due to the untimely passing of...

just some rando bracket off the shelf from the house of wares, probably 70's something-or-ruther. but no matter, it was the right specs for what he needed to make it work.

Ok I will I just hate to bother them when I'm not committed to it yet.

Fifth Avenues, Diplomats and big junk like that. They pop up on ebay from time to time....and here too, but they are usually for sale from golddiggers.

Congratulations! They have obviously seen the hard work and dedication that you have shown, and now you are seeing some rewards for all of your effort. Great news man, you're going to be very effective in your new role, good luck!

Larson and Byron will be fine

I believe a 2 barrel. But for me I needed something I can modify and this will work well for me. I can weld and fab what I need with this.

That's whe i was young and working on an offshore commercial scallop fishing boat . I think it's 6 and 6 now .

As expected, the Oilers blow out the Cats tonight, Bob gets the hook after giving up 5 on 17 shots. Watched about 2/3 of the game at my mom's house while we were there to celebrate Father's day with my step dad. No surprise at all that the Panthers want to raise the cup in front of their own...

Oops, copied an ad I had in a different place that doesn't allow prices in the text, fixed...

1) I used to see remote trunk latches on I think M bodies and other cars from that era. I even pulled a few for others use. So wonder what best cars to look for them on? I always just ran across them at yards.but seem to have dried up. Seen a few pop up here in the sale ads. So have to ask what...