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If you were not going to do a proper repair you could have just used something like this that won't rust at least! https://www.npdlink.com/store/?p=catalog&mode=newsearch&search_str=cowl+repair+&parent=1&year=0

That's a street engine with those huge ports? I have a feeling you are going to be very disappointed in its low end torque. That engine will just be coming to life about 4500. You need to go with small port heads with short tube headers. IMO

Be sure to put a couple wraps of tape around the U-joint to keep from losing the caps and needle bearings. :oops:

It is possible the kid had to get up and go to work. Looks like first post was almost 2 am. May be he will be back tonight. :burnout:

I don't know of one in south Florida. There is a guy west of Starke fl. on sr 100 that has a bunch of Mopars. I think his name is Jerry. I haven't talked to him in awhile but is at Mopars at Garlits in November. I will look for his number.

I would not have thought to do that. It looks like it works. Thanks for sharing.

Made by BUTCHER!

Thought about trying to make this work but would really have to hack the hood up.

What year and model are we talking about? Is gas pedal mounted to floor or attached to throttle rod?