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Look at the sending unit for the A100. I still think the "electrical" feed is iffy eClassics 1964-1970 Dodge A100 Truck Fuel Sending Unit 5/16" Stainless Steel - eClassics.com eClassics 1964-1970 Dodge A100 Truck Fuel Sending Unit 5/16" Stainless Steel

Here's the example from my 64 The long straight unit is the original. The angled one is what is sold as being correct. :wtf: Recommend finding the parts book and seeing what that shows ... (download or if someone can grab a photo)

Less than 30 minutes left!! :rolleyes: c.1962 Centurion Mk 13 Main Battle Tank

Hope you have better luck than I did on anything "new" Pictures would help. If you can rebuild the old unit that would probably be best. Otherwise, side by side with the original and try to match the bend, though I've not heard of that approach being successful. Never mind getting into...

Neighbor Y should have given them the bill for removal... and random person Z a bill for damage to their car from the tree in the road. STFU is not stated often enough

Belated Krampus Nacht cards... Turn of the century [19 - 20] were just crazy

Something to do with the fibers. Yup

Had one next to my house in Arizona... which is why I did the research because I was curious why they were there at all

Since it's not my primary heat source, hand splitting is recreational.

Railroad imported them from Australia. Fast growing and drought tolerant. Problem was when they used them for the intended purpose (railroad ties) the wood would explode under pressure.

Thanks!!! You're familiar with how eucalyptus trees ended up our there for eye railroads?

I I like it, but because it's a drag car. Would be silly on a cruiser

I really like the 65 Belvedere to begin with...

Morning! Tis the Season

They'll meet again in the CFP I'm sure even though I'm hopeful Oregon can make a run. They're just too inconsistent

How to delete conversations from your inbox... Have you tried this?

Just call it "NOT the She Shed"....

Oh dang!

Happy Momma Is this "Oops how did that new Harley get in the driveway" payback?? :lol: You do good work, buddy

:poke: @Sublime one 1974 Dodge Ram Wagon 2500

The guys and gals up there that work outdoors have it tough. He's right about getting used to it Wolfie, I've hung out at Kensington Market in Toronto in the dead of winter and there were lots of folks out and about. Likewise, living in Berlin. It's just "normal" :rolleyes: Abby...

But it's a dry cold

Need to find a good chunk of log for splitting firewood. Ants and rot got to my old one and it finally blew up. I'll have to spy the roadside.

Morning Fred. Glad it's just "seasonal" and not crazy

Guy in Altoona, PA selling off 1/64 stash 4 M2 Mopar Race Cars Cubes 10 M2 Mopar Cube cars 1:64

Too expensive, but pretty cool Antique Disney Metal lunch box and thermos The detail of having the undercarriage is not something that would happen today