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In downtown Cleveland we have the USS Cod (SS224) World War II sub open for tours -pretty interesting up close and inside . She is an actual war veteran that missed the scrapper's torch and thank GOD some people saved her. Good thing to see after visiting the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Or...

Looking for 4 lug "pizza" wheels (mopar # 4284111-came on Shelby chargers in 1984 &85)and the exhaust pipe that goes into the muffler (mopar #4301905/AP #24725} Thanks for the help

Yep back to looking for them . Thought I had a set to buy but turns out it was a con artist.

Looking for driver quality 1987-89 Dakota Sport fender flares in good useable condition. They can be boneyard take-offs , I don't really care as long as I can install them Thanks

this was a nice early a body from that time also

hope it helps

As promised here are the photos 1993 or so

He may have been related to the Helmick brothers. They had a green cuda with exact same wheels Since you brought it up , what happened to "The Flying Dartman" Dart owned by the VietNam vet from North Olmsted Ohio ? And "The Hooterville Express" RoadRunner that the nice woman used to race? All...

Just curious-is it possible the trans mount and engine mounts are affecting this? I mean can you (depending on the front mounts) shim /adjust or raise the engine and trans just a bit? Sagged /worn mounts can drop it closer to the draglink too. Not trying to dog on your ride .just that I have...

I had a early build 73 that would eat Moog idlers . Always used the washers included. Guy at the parts store started getting familiar with me. The very last one i put on was finally a good one that lasted . Never figured out why they kept going bad. Crossmember wasn't bent and it didn't have...

looking for four 4 lug alloy Shelby Charger wheels -they call them the "pizza wheels"- they have 16 round holes around the edge. 15"x6" driver quality is perfect for me. I have 8 of the 5 lug version but don't feel like doing a suspension swap just yet(if at all....)

I am looking for a Holley oem carb for an 87 Dodge Omni list # 40296 or 40303. They may also have been used on other Mopars of that year / If you have any tuning info on these also i sure would appreciate it as mine keeps running too rich. I have changed plugs,wires distributor ,air pump check...

He has a Getrag 5 speed a couple of other gearboxes , a 2.2 GLH motor , etc I would like to get the ground effects (spoiler , side pieces , fog lights ) and driver quality wheels from him next paycheck but don,t know values to offer............

my Omni right now has the 4 bolt set up BUT I bought the rear axle beam and front k-member with 5 bolt setup from him for my car

I met a pretty cool dude recently who has quite a bit of GLH stuff and while I am not interested in any of the transmissions or stuff like that I am wondering about the value of the ground affects and used wheels as I recently bought a plain Omni from him and am considering a fair price to offer...

Dorman C92320 front brake cable on ebay $21.00

One set of 11" is now sold along with the 10" strut bars-heading to NY-thank you sammie! so there still remains one set of 11" for sale.

I have 2 sets of 11" Bendix parking brake parts and there is also other strut bars that have the closed "loop" ends as opposed to the 2 finger ends . Also pictured at the bottom on the right are the 10" bendix strut bars but I don't seem to have levers for those. I'd be happy to get $10 plus...

two degree wheels - one unused Mopar & one Mr Gasket very used , Keys for small block and big block cam advancement , one small block solid lifter and one adjustable pushrod for small block. $20 and shipping

And is that your Sportabout wagon in the background ? If so , way cool.

And if you can find a n old Dodge truck axle housing ,you can slip that under your "90 and down Ram tow vehicle and have a better axle ratio option. Just remember that they changed bolt patterns in '85 and up though. I did that on my '90. Simple way to get rid of an 8 1/4 or 9 1/4 and front...

Yeh I used to think the snorkel kit my brother installed on his jeep was overkill .My basement flooded last year here so now we sand bag the storm sewers to slow down the flow. My backyard today has about 5" of standing water in it and I don't ,in my 58 years on this planet ever remember it...

Cool idea and a fun welding project.

It's for extra bushing outer shell rigidity. Less shell deflection in harder handling situations. They couldn't make the hole bigger in the arm (without redesigning) for a bigger bushing so they put a sleeve around the outside-a neat idea if you ask me. I have always put them back on customer's...

Ugh , that damned left header on a power steering car or worse yet changing the steering gear . My top two worst . Once broke a stud flush while raising the engine to install that left header , then broke a drill in it which started chaos for the wallet.

I agree with both of the above ! Either way it's a high flow unit on a stock core.