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The site sure has been quiet the last week or so. LMAO

Jeff, as a novelty item fender tag that is just a bit spicy at $125.00. I don't know who the seller is, but at that price he is screwing people.

With no center seat belts, you can probably use the C 11 bolts.

Ocktoberfest here in the states turned into a drunk fest, over in Germany it's a good time for everyone. I've been to a couple of German cities for Ocktoberfest and you don't see the foolishness there that is seen here.

I'm going to paint mine because the original owner put rattle can clear on them and it turned yellow. I've tried many solvents and nothing will remove it.

Who let the gray haired homeless dude in the last two pictures? LMAO

He cleans up pretty good!!!

So is it an adapter that bolts to a flange on a motor home transmission?

The two Dollar General stores close to me aren't understaffed and the managers have told customers if there is a problem to let them know. I experienced a price differential at both stores and the managers were quick to act to refund the difference. On the other side of the coin, WalMart here in...

Many years ago there was a mid 30's International truck that raced at Eastex Dragway in Porter, TX. It was red with a 392 Hemi and a 4 speed in it, it was funny watching it go down the track with the front and rear fenders flapping because there were no running boards.

Those Battleships (Texas, New Jersey and Missouri) are really something to behold. I'm sure there are others out there, but those are three that I've actually set foot on as a tourist.

If the packaging has a circle with a diminishing arc in it, they are dimmable.

This is in a bucket seat, no console car. I believe they were both C 11 bolts as best I remember.

If I'm healthy, I'm happy, the wealth part works out on its own.

Look around at truck stops, strike up a conversation with a trucker at said truck stop. Those guys are a wealth of information about CB radios.

Good luck Leo, let us know when you get back to the hinges.

I would also file a complaint against the with the BBB.

I just wish I knew for sure, I would take 2 of each if they are available. I guess it's time for me to place a "wanted" ad. LOL

Yes, they do thread into the welded nuts on the sill area and the driveshaft tunnel. I'm trying to find a pair for a buddy so we can get his car on the road. He is about 1500 miles from me and is not very sharp mechanically.

I understand, I used to have some around here but can no longer remember where I put them.

TTT

I have a friend with a 37 Dodge Bros Coupe with a Hillborn injected 392 that drives it on the streets on nice weekends.

@Prints Valiant You need to own up, or show up!!!

Welcome to Herb Jr, I'm sure he can contribute to the best Mopar site in the world. If not, I'll bet Herb Sr can chime in from time to time.

Kim, I guess that proves you are hard headed!!! LMAO

1967 Galaxie 500 and if it had a 428 engine in it, it was a screamer for it's time.

Does anyone know the size and thread on the seat belt bolts for a 71 Demon? I can feel the holes, but cannot get to them because of the sill bar of my roll cage. TIA

We were told back in the late 60's, "You can't run ladder bars on the street, you can't run 3" straight pipes off the headers on the street, you can't run roller cams on the street and many other things"' Guess what, we did it anyway! LOL

It was just a thought, good luck.

RRR, have you put a vacuum gauge on the different ports to see what the Hg reading is from idle up to cruising RPM?