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Awesome colour Scott :thumbrig:

Looks great Wally :thumbrig:

Wow Scott! Thats a mess. I think I would pull the heads, and just scrap the rest. Nothing good ever comes from re-using parts that have been through that stress. I'll keep my eyes open for a good house with a shop. East end of Waterdown has some nice places, but lately, they have been allowing...

I like it :thumrigh:

Where do you mean? I didn't know there was a difference. I'm guessing the flange thickness? (I haven't learned jack today, so this may be the pearl)

And his dog Astro...

I would be curious to see your car with those Mirada wheels. I always liked them.

Sorry Scott. I noticed that Saturday night, and forgot.(it was right about the time my wipers quit)

Welcome aboard, and go for the sixpacker. They always look tough.

I like the reverse light idea. Make an aluminum plate, and put the switch in it. You don't want to cut your bumper, or the trunk lid. (plus, I can sneak up and turn it off:snakeman:)

Doing a great job Scott. I hope that memike doesn't get the wrong idea about us, and think that we all work as hard as you.( actually, I did go out to the shop, and get my block ready for the machine shop....and had a few beers today)

Word has traveled around the globe. I will vouch for Rick. I bought some taillights from him, and was very pleased.

EXCACTLY!!!! I want to be able to keep up with you this year.:bootysha: Ok, back to the hockey game.

Hi Scott Do you really think the 1 5/8 are too small? The TTI's supposedly have good flow.

Scott, you are a man-possessed. Keep up the great work, and hope to see that beast this summer.

Those side pipes came of His brothers 69 Runner. It was jacked a mile also, and was also the first car I ever drove...and I was nine years old. I had pretty cool uncles who gave my mother a lot of grey hairs. You boys met another of their brothers at Moparfest..George. He was the wildest of them...

more coming sssssoon

This was a 273 auto. Our neighborhood was full of cars like this...Jacked to the moon, and noisy as hell. I loved them all. More old pics will be coming soon.

Here are some pics of my uncles old Valiant from back around 1973

I'd go 2 1/2. X pipes are nice, but get a good one made that is easy to remove. The guys at "Budget exhaust" made my system. It is polished stainless, with Magnaflo's. I have no x-pipe yet. I'm thinking of going back, and getting dumps made.Hope to see that old girl bootin' around town this year.

Nice Dart Scott. My uncle had one in the early seventies. Red, with Cragars, side pipes, air shocks jacked to the sky..it was really cool at that time. You got the welder? I am having fun with mine. It's a great little outfit. I just got called out plowing.....again!! Have a great night.

Don't be afraid of repeating THOSE pics. I could look at your car all day(but I'm not chubbin' over it......really!)

You are a sick man, farmboy! This will be the badest car on FABO, maybe in the world. Everyone on here will be proud of your car.....and scared shitless of it! Great job

The new Mopar Muscle magazine, has an article on headliner installation. It is quite good.Oops, sorry John, I actually just read your reply THOROUGHLY.