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putting this back up. still needed

thank you!

hello guys, im needing a tuff wheel adapter. paypal waiting :burnout:

hey guys thanks again for all the condolences :) i wanted to stop on in again and let you guys know whats going on. my lawyer is in the process of taking care of all the legal paperwork, but the dart is going to me and ill be proud to be the owner. im a car nut and its staying in its good home...

thanks for the condolences guys,its appreciated. its a big shock it happened. i just turned 28 and wasnt expecting my dad to be gone so soon, i was expecting at least a few more years to where i would even have the thought in mind. i was expecting that he would be running around with a cain...

hey everybody, im yellowdartdaves son adam. i regret to say that my father has suddenly and unexpectedly past away on 1-5-12, he had just turned 60 not too long ago. he had a stroke in his sleep (cause by a previous unknown heart attack),he went painlessly and how he would have wanted to. he was...

I will never use a tow bar, as I have seen a bunch of people that have torn up both vehicles. Dollies are a step up. No brakes, can't back up. Trailers (or a wrecker) is the smart way to go. This is a 1 of none car. Bottom Picture........... Center Picture............

As several people have said, idle is too high or the throttle is open too far. That is why some car companies started to put electrical anti-dieseling throttle stops on the cars. When ignition was off, the plunger was all the way in and the throttle was totally closed. When the...

X vs.H The X pipe flows better than the H because there is no 90 degree bend that the flow has to go around, just a gentle transition.

See here... http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/images/dealerships/DealershipDataBook/1972/72_Dodge_Engineering0010.jpg

My dad was a small little (5'5" @ 125#) Scotch/Irish guy but he did have a way about him. He could box both your ears off before you knew what hit you but he never used violence. If you did the right thing, he was the 1st to praise you for it and he always remembered the good things that you did...

IMHO......another really low mileage car in decent shape being parted out,,what a shame.

SIMPLE.....Driver side of firewall,should be a little dimple.

Mercedes MLs had the similar problem. They came up with all kinds of reasons. I investigated about 30 of them and one even exploded as our truck entered our yard. The highlight was one got scanned in at the port (there is a secondary VIN number and bar code on the rear license plate holder)...

My Mustang also has the hub centered set-up. A little never-sieze on the wheel and hub takes care of it.

440s go into an A-Body pretty easy.

I have a 2 trailers I use. One is my little car trailer.. The other one is just a bit bigger. I delivered some 'Christmas' presents to Charleston, W.V on Christmas Eve. I came back and picked some more cars for Dallas. Nice to combine vacation pay with driver pay...

He is a genuine MOPAR nut. And I still can remember the 1st time I walked into his shop and saw 7 Hemi's on stands, ready to go. That was back in 78 or 79.

Plumcrazy, I know of at least one other Hurst car that has never been cut...and it is still wearing it's original paint! Lloyd McVey's Invader http://www.bangshift.com/forum/showthread.php/5389-Hemi-Dart? Raced for a few months and then mothballed when Lloyd went tractor pulling

Since this is your first child, I will help you understand the process !! After the new wears off, the diapers (and there will be many) start to stink. Tell daddy to change them as it is all HIS FAULT! Sure, the new one will start to make noises. After a while you will wish it would be...

Since I delivered a load of Mercedes yesterday to Charlotte and Hickory, NC (3 of them were Christmas presents), my breakfast this morning amounted to a large cup of coffee and a sausage and egg sandwich from a truck stop that I took a nap at. Of course, at 4am on Christmas morning, there ain't...

On the 73, they offered 2 types. H31 Fan with blower--N/A with fold-down rear seat. G01 Electric grid--Dart Sport only My father had the blower type in his 68 Coronet. Sorta useless because the car had A/C...

They were built from 90 thru 95, using the Busch Grand National chassis. -Full tube chassis built by Banjo Matthews -Diversified Glass Products bodywork -355 c.i.d. Dodge V-8 with 450 horsepower, dry sump, Brodix aluminium heads, MSD ignition, Holley carb, Jesel valvetrain and much more...

Classic case of too much power and not near enough common sense.. Sorta like a bunch of people in 1969 that rushed out to buy Kawasaki 500s... ..the fastest bike on the planet back then. Bike only had 60 hp for 380 lbs but the power band was like a light switch. 30hp@ 5700...

Speaking of auto manufacturers using proven parts from larger car companies.. Ferrari 400s used Turbo 400s for the automatic cars. A lot of the owners have now swapped in 700R4s...bolt-in. Rolls used GM trannys, alternators and A/C systems on their cars in the 70s. ...about the only...

Somebody buy it, sell the 4x4 frame and you have a 68 body for free !!

Cora's Hemi.... http://www.oneownercollectorcar.com/index.php/cars/oneowner/160-1966-dodge-charger-hemi-cora-and-keith

Nobody mentioned an electric water pump, just an electric fan.

The water temp will go up when you shut the engine off because there is no WATER circulation..you could have 20 fans on the rad and it will not cool the water in the block. Hint....All cars do what yours is doing. It does no harm, Shut your daily driver off after a drive. Go back in 5...

Not the ideal ride on snow. Taken in Feb 73. Of course, it does not snow here in Fl.