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OK. Thanks.

Did you have the lock strip in first, or did you install that after you got the glass in?

That's a GREAT feeling!! Sounds nice!

Time for cleaning, valve lash, and some new gaskets. 30K+ miles since rebuild.

67 Fury.

Car shows and cruise ins is where you'll find people who appreciate the sweat equity. There are always "car snobs" to be found there too, but most car guys, especially the ones that build their own cars, have a common bond. There are a few that I see every summer, and I always look forward to...

Nicely played!

That's too bad. At least you know now.

Take photos of fender tags!

They fit right in. This is my '67 Fury with original poly 318.

Could be for a trim piece. This one is on a '67 Fury.

Front end mock up.

I'm a big fan of the 66 too! V-8 swap is pretty much a drop in. You'll need a V-8 center link to clear the oil pan, and I'm told the 904 fits better than the 727. 727 will work, but you may have to make some mods to to the firewall pinch weld make it fit. Headers are hard to fit with early A's...

Very true. For the cost of machine work, and for the end goal of that work, why would anyone go the "cheap" rout.

Agreed.

Well put, Rusty. I like your "working girl" analogy! Thanks for the laugh!

Seems to me a valve head would have to get awfully hot to warp.

I had a conversation about a blown head gasket with a guy who owns an auto repair shop. He told me a valve job is in order EVERY time a head gasket is blown because the head of the valve gets hot, warps, and will not seal against its seat. I've replaced head gaskets on engines that have gotten...

NICE!:burnout:

Yep, L.A. Poly looks like this...

Nice score! That little valiant looks really solid. I like the color combo too. Shouldn't take much to get her running and stopping. October may not be top down weather, but if the top is decent and the heater works, you can still enjoy it before winter sets in.:burnout:

I finally got the old Fury out today!! Nice to see a glimpse of spring for once. Got pics of your 65?

Get the stuff that stays pliable if your windshield installs with the gasket/lockstrip. Stay away from 3M Window Weld if yours requires a gasket. There is also a butyl rubber strip available. http://www.poolpartsonline.com/p-71409-leakmaster-butyl-tape-bt15.aspx?gclid=CLXf4ZaHkL0CFclDMgodqy4A_w

Very cool. The ear to ear grin says it all!! Nice dart.

I recovered the front and rear seats for two cars with products purchased from Legendary. In both cases, the rear seat bench material would not fit the frame. I took measurements, emailed them photos and explained what was happening. Legendary paid for shipping both ways, made new covers that...

X2 on driver won't care. All he knows is that he needs to move your car. I wouldn't even mention it, especially to the dispatch.

Front windshield gasket pn: VWS2702 http://www.vansauto.com/windshieldseals.html Rear backlight gasket http://www.justmopar.com/store.php?crn=326 There are other sources, but the pricing looks pretty good here. X2 on the aircraft stripper. Wear rubber gloves for chemical handling...

COOOOLLLL!!!!!!!:burnout:

Open chamber 318 heads are approx. 67cc. Don't know about the others.

The seller knows the car is only worth 1000, so he asks 5000 knowing you would feel bad about talking him down to 1000. That way he gets 2500-3500 out of a car that's worth 1000. Be careful.