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Great. Thanks for the details. It sounds like the vinyl will work fine for me, as I have several lines and cables to cut around.

@Matts440 I know its an old thread, but need to order uncut material, too. I see stockinteriors offers 5 different materials. Which one did you get, and does it lay down flat well enough on its own? I want something somewhat heavy, like a thick rubber if possible. Thanks

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PM sent for 408 rotating assembly.

If asked a few years ago I would have said they are fine, as I installed one of those 6-7 years ago and it is still running fine today. BUT, I have since had two others fail inside of a year (another vehicle). After researching online, I see similar feedback, making me think something has...

Awesome job! As good as anything you could buy and cheap :thumbsup:

If 1969GTS340 is only interested in mini tub, and you would split further, then I would be interested in just the spring relocation parts. If I misunderstood, then forgive me and disregard. Thanks.

Do you have the 68-72 A-body roller bearing idler arms back in stock?

Stripped aluminum planetary gear would be my guess. Years ago I had to drive home backwards because of that (college years, too broke for a tow). Good luck with the repair, I hope it's not that and is a simple fix.

I'll take #11 Duster windshield trim corners, PM coming...

Looking good Will, can't wait to see this one come together!

Do you have the part number for the Billet Specialties wheels? Thanks

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That's a nice offer, everything helps these days. I'm just hoping it doesn't rain us out (saw 90% chance of showers in the forecast).

PM sent for some more details. Thanks

Absolutely gorgeous ride! I know it's been a lot of hard work, but we'll worth it. Can't wait to see more pics. Keep up the good work.

I ran into this same thing when putting an OD 833 behind my 318 in the late 90's. I didn't have access to other bearings retainers and chose to go the "turn down" route too. Word of caution, my shop wasn't able to take it all off of the outside of the bearing retainer because it would get into...

I'll take it, PM on its way.

Yes, for '70 only that is correct.

I can't thank you enough! I've been looking for something larger than the craft size for body plugs, grommets, interior parts, etc. that is still see-thru. It looks like $10 for 2-packs around me, perfect!

Sending PM about single small L-piece in bottom pic (just left of center)... Scratch that, I just realized it's the opposite side from what I need. :(

Thanks for sharing. With resto & R-blocks getting scarce & expensive, I've wondered about a setup like that to allow for a sturdier bottom end in a heavily boosted stock block setups. I see a "traditional type" pickup in the pic, wonder what the pan would look like? I assume the pan would be a...

I have a set too, if needed. PM headed your way.

The drivers side window on my Duster used to stop too low and would catch on the wisker strip. I found it was missing the rubber stop block in the bottom of the door (approx 1-1/2" square block of rubber). I added it from an extra door that I had and it works fine now. I'm not sure if yours is...

I installed those on my son's 360 we just built for his Duster with a Lunati Voodoo 268/276 .494/.513 cam. It is just now broken in and ready for its first oil change, so we haven't pushed it hard yet. Once we get some more run time on it and push them I can report back here. When we got them...

Interested, PM sent.

I've had great luck with a mixture of half ATF and half Marvel Mystery oil freeing up what you're describing. On one small block I was able to use a drinking straw to feed some down to each lifter by squeezing it between the pushrod and pushrod hole in the head. A few light taps on top of the...

Looks great, wish I had that kind of space. Great for working and for safe keeping both. I'm making do with a 2-car and QuickJacks. I was in the same boat with the E46 I passed down to my daughter, 240K miles and runs like a top (love those inline 6's), but had to buy back from insurance for...

If it ran until now, I'd say you got pretty good life out of it, considering when they were last produced. I always liked the idea of those boxes, plugging into the factory electronic harness. Simple and effective.

I only have experience with the Digital-6. I bought one when they were first released, paid over $350 for it and it failed after 1 season of little use. Just out of warranty, I asked MSD if they could recondition it (even at some cost to me), but they said they were not serviceable like the old...