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You get what you pay for...... I have a Harbor Freight Drill Press/Mill. It is a big heavy brute (~325 lbs). It takes me and my 2 teenage sons to move the dam thing. Think I paid about $450 (on sale) for it a few years back. It is a tool that I use only occasionally, but it has worked fine...

The word "invested" in the title of this thread is a complete misnomer, at least for me.... I have a '69 Dart, that I bought from a friend for ...let's just say too much considering that the car would be essentially gutted (except for paint/body). New engine, tranny, rearend, Caltracs...

That's the thing.... Most people are basically honest and forthright. Because of the anonymity factor, eBay seems to be a successful avenue for scumbag lowlife to either 1) completely rip off the naive and usually inexperienced eBay'er and/or 2) just make life more difficult for the vast...

I would like to remove the inner fenders on my '69 Dart. The local so cal chassis shop is going to tie-in the roll cage thru the firewall to the front frame rails and to the shock towers. I actually don't need the towers, as I have an Alterkation installed, but it would be another good...

Have you heard of Anobrite? They do Concorse-quality work and they charge a premium price. They routinely get $1800+ for '68/'69 restored grille/bezel sets on eBay and at the shows. They can also restore your stuff, but be prepared they are expensive. I am finding out that as big as classic...