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Just received a stock exhaust system for the slant six Dart from Accurate Exhaust yesterday. Nice looking pipes and great folks to work with. Also took advantage of the free shipping and no sales tax.

The only magazine I actually look forward to is Hemmings Muscle Machines. And the only one I keep. Mopar Collector Guide is all about the high end rare cars that few of us mortals will ever own. Won’t be renewing it when my subscription expires after subscribing for many years.

I have seat covers in my 13 Ram and Wrangler from SEATCOVERSUNLIMITED.COM I went with a tweed material that's very durable and they really do fit like a glove a room good.

Several years ago I was at Chrysler Carlisle and found four NOS for more than I wanted to pay. At the time I had to think about it but so glad I bought them when I did. If you can get there this summer it’s worth the trip.

This was Luke. He and his brother were dropped off in the country near a friend of mine who took them in and brought them back to health before finding them a new home. Best dog I ever had but not without issues from his early life.

Between Marshall and Olivet.

I love a puppy but they're way too much work. The last two dogs I 've had were two and three years old when I got them. The latest is a Labradoodle and he's a keeper. IT took me a full year without a dog to decide if I wanted another but I'm so glad I did.

Last time I disassembled mine years ago I lubricated it with a good white lithium grease. Very smooth operation and never gets too stiff from cold weather.

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Whatever dude. It’s only for sale to the owner of the car it came out of. Not free but not a kings ransom either. I know if I were restoring a Mopar, I’d like to think someone would do the same for me.

Not for sale but if you have the car this block came out of, it may be.

WTB. Hurst 4-sp shifter handle, bolt in type for 72 A-body with bucket seats. Preferably in excellent original or re-chromed condition. Thanks

Maybe so but it was very clearly being driven by Steve M during the chase scene on the steets of SF.

Not so sure that 4:10 posi should be on this list of mods. I remember the Bullitt doing one very long burnout with only one tire spinning.

Thanks. Living in Michigan, I can't imagine something as big and fast moving as the fires out there. Very sad for all the good folks living through this. Happens way too often.

Daughter and son in law and his family live in Ventura/Ojai and after several days having to leave their homes, they were allowed back in. Thankfully the fire didn't reach them.

Just one more reason the next truck I get may be a Ford.

Thanks. Fun car. Only change from factory is the Hurst Short Throw shifter. Very retro look and more solid feel over the original.

'11 Lincolm MKX and '08 Mustang GT Bullitt. Wanted a '08 Challenger SRT8 but with the $15,000 dealer mark up, I decided they could keep it.

Back in 1975 when I was 19 I hauled home a '70 Javelin SST, 390, 4 sp, 3:54 diff. It was a basket case but with only 29,000 original miles before the original owner decided to tear it apart. This was my "winter beater" the winter of 75/76 so I could keep my Duster 340 off the road and away from...

Had at least four 1972 Plymouth/Dodge cars in the family. The 72 Dusters with the 225 and 318 had point ignition. The 72 Charger 318 had point ignition. The 72 Duster 340 had electronic.

The booster I'm looking for has a band style clamp holding the two can halves together. Could you post a photo of the one in the box? Thanks.

South central Michigan. 49068

Been to Solvang several times. Great little town for a car show. The windmill remind me of the windmills in Holland Michigan. Wish the show were in September as I'll be back there then.

I am searching for a power brake booster for a 1972 A body. Thanks

That is one fugly truck. My last six trucks were all Dodge Ram. It's looking like my next one may well be an F-150.

Back in 2008, the local Dodge dealer wanted $15,000 on top of the window sticker for the new Challenger SRT8 in the showroom. So for around $55,000 +taxes, I could be the proud owner of the new Challenger. I looked around and bought my first new Ford ever. I still have it, a 2008 Mustang...

The wife and I went for the first time on Friday. It was great to walk around and see cars I haven't seen in years. The swap meet was very heavy with GM and Ford with few Mopar parts among them. Great place to pick up garage art, or antiques. We'll go again.