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For the coonasses in south Louisiana it's chicken / andouille gumbo. Nothing better!

I have one, still have numbers matching 340 block in garage and numbers matching tranny in car. Color was originally "root beer" brown metallic. PM me on what specific info. you are looking for. Below is the car today.

There's some, but doesn't seem to be a whole lot - maybe $400-500 or so. I used a competing dealer's price to get my local dealer down. There used to also be a cheaper price if you paid cash.

It is federal law that no weapons are allowed in any federal building, including post offices, courthouses, etc. If you want to lose your CCW license do it and if you get caught it can be a felony. Leave it in your vehicle.

What kind of part is it? Size?

Looks like she's heading straight for us (SE La., Miss., Fla. panhandle). Supposed to be a hurricane tomorrow, I would wait until Sunday or Monday.

I was having a similar problem and to make a long story short, it was finally diagnosed as Prinzmetal angina. What it is, is my aorta goes into spasm and contracts. It gives all the symptoms of a blockage and I am actually having a heart attack, not from blockages, but from the aorta going...

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I'll be there for Mopars at the Marina - had a great time last year!

Two racoons in my backyard last summer.

Some hardware stores sell them including Home Depot and Lowe's, but not sure what type you need. Can you post a pic of one of them?

I've got a '72 Demon with a 408 and Classic Air. In order to make it fit we had to machine the bracket for the idler pulley and get a different idler for it. Here a couple of pictures that may help? I've also got dual fans and electric fuel pump and as you can see in the second pic I...

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In Louisiana the only emissions checks are if you live in an ozone non-attainment area, such as the Baton Rouge area. Older cars are exempt, but I'm not sure what the cutoff is. Fortunately I don't live in an area that requires emission testing for my Demon. In fact, if the car is 40 years...

Check eBay and do a search - there are a number of places selling reproduction manuals.

Go Saints!!

LSU will gladly play and beat whichever one it is, Ok State or Alabama.

I'm planning to be there with my Demon along with a couple of Mopar buddies, one with a PT Cruiser with tube frame and 360 and the other has a Viper with 572 in. Hemi. Look for us, below are pictures of our cars.

I got this from another forum, and haven't seen anything here. I think he was a relatively new (but increasingly active) member here. Slantstick died suddenly in January. Following is a post from the other forum - the poster also just learned of his death. If already posted, my apologies...

I may go one of the days - went last year and it was a blast!

I had mine built by Diamondback Engines in Texas - the best as far as I'm concerned. He specializes in Mopar street and race engines, and also builds engines for Nascar and dirt tracks. Talk to Damon. http://www.diamondbackengines.com/

I think I've got a set of solid core Accel wires, new, that I'll never use. PM me with your address and they're yours.

Good post - thanks!

It says he hadn't paid the mortgage for over four years - that's during good times. And he fired on the officers for serving papers to evict him? Good times or bad, this guy was nuts.

I've bought a couple of things from his store and have another couple of items to get. Nice work on them, too. And count me in on your thong photo!

Looks and sounds a lot like the late Jim Croce. Thought during the interview he was going to break into "Bad, Bad, Leroy Brown".

I know where you were. I grew up in LaPlace and work in Norco. A shame an old house like that didn't survive because of the adjusters. Glad you're doing well in re-starting your lives, but would have loved to see you here on the north shore.

Where in Louisiana did you live before Katrina?

Do the body work first. My new engine has been sitting for quite a while waiting on the body. Also makes the body work easier not having to work around or worry about spraying your new engine.

As stated above, get all soft stuff out, including seats, dash pad, carpet, door panels, etc. Dry out the floor and remove the body plugs to allow water to drain. Depending on the type of water, (salt or extremely dirty) you'll want to pressure wash or flush it with a hose. I would also...