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^^Yes^^ Halifax, why don't you post the model no. and we can find a manual to download ................EDIT............I think it's a CO-1015. I've found the schematic online for free but not the manual. "Mightbe" at ebaman.com but I cannot seem to log in CO-1015 Assembly Manual

I will never ever use that much. I'll take one!!! PM sent

Almost looks like a tapered axle hub puller, but they generally have 3 fingers

Not sure where he is from you, contact crackedback on here. If he can't (or won't lol) he may know who

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Received the ex gas analyzer today in good shape, thanks

Sent you a PM. give me an ideal of shipping, thanks

Interested in the gas analyzer. Can you post a pic and model?

You can make one pretty easy........... A compression tester for the hoses and fittings, a gauge (and you can use the one on the compression gauge, and you don't need two) and a regulator. Drill a .040" hole for an orifice. Google it homemade leak...

They just aren't that expensive at the parts store............................ 20 bucks or so, and I'm not saying this one is "special," just the first couple of Google hits, but it sounds about as I remember price...

In the meantime, will a free '66 help? The wiring is quite a bit different, but most of the chassis stuff should be the same You do have to play with page numbers. This does not use the Mopar "dash" numbering system http://www.mymopar.com/index.php?pid=109 Direct link...

Ship that motha. PM sent

Look, these people are either completely incompetent or dishonest, or both, You need to find out what it takes to get a "stop work" order and get that car out of their possession, and get it documented, IE a witness who carries some weight, and photos. The damage sand does...

You don't need a rotisserie, you need a LAWYER