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I'm not trying to be a butt or anything like that but I think the shipping cost will exceed the value of the car??? A non-running car or one that won't roll will ususally cost extra. Truckers usually don't even want to mess with jobs like that?? Good Luck with your search.

Thank you for that analysis!! 19K for a good running 426 Hemi and maybe 18K for a nice 67/68 Cuda comes to 37K. With some embelishments maybe 42K??? No fender tag = minus some money??/

How much is a : 426 Hemi rated @ 425 HP 10.5 to 1 compression Forged crank 4 barrel carburetor Pavement shredding rated @ 490 ft lbs torque Worth?? How much to build an engine like that?

Can the 3 speed automatic handle all that power???

Starting to look sexy!!!!!!!!!!:steering::steering::steering::steering::steering::thumbsup:

The title of this post (Grease) is very deceiving???? :

First Gen Hemi heads with valve covers. NOT MINE, just saw them this morning. They are in Corpus Christi Texas. I can give some details from reading the Ad on Facebook Markerplace for those who don't like or aren't part of facebook.

Hair dryer (on high) will work if you don't want to buy a heat gun.

You should take detours more often???

I'd love to see a pic of that!!!!! LOL:poke::realcrazy::realcrazy::thumbsup:

I know that this is true because I remember dealing with that problem (Coors was like "gold" in the places where it wasn't sold)!!!!:thumbsup::thumbsup:

I can imagine how that story ends????:poke::rofl::rofl::rofl:

If I remember correctly I think it almost closed but he had to tie the lid down with some bailing wire. Don't think it closed.

It's very true. He hated being away from home (home sick). We didn't get much leave so when we did get it he wanted to be at home for as long as possible. It was a long way from Wyoming to Arkansas. I told him that he was basically driving a bomb. But he didn't care. I have many stories...

I had a good friend while in the military. He owned a really nice '68 GTO. We were stationed in Wyoming but he was from Arkansas. He really missed being home so he installed a 55 gallon drum in the trunk of the GTO and plumbed it into the fuel line so he could drive non-stop back to Arkansas...

In '68 my friend's uncle drove up in a brand new 440 4 spd GTX, we were 16/17 years old. He asked if we wanted a ride in his new car. As we drooled we got in the car. I live in a port city and we have a large bridge (Corpus Christi Harbor Bridge). My friend's uncle drove toward that bridge...

The security clips that they usually use are basically a wire looped through the panel latch. The wire inserts into the plastic piece and is pretty much tamper proof. However, you can cut the wire as close as possible to the plastic piece (where it inserts into the plastic). After you're done...

I got into my meter and no one was ever the wiser!!

Are you asking about the clip that keeps people from messing with the meter. And you want to pull the meter without leaving a trace so you don't get in trouble? I know a way.

That's a beautiful (very rare) car!! Would you mind telling us (more or less) what you paid for it?? It allows all us Mopar owners to know what the market is doing on these old "great" cars.:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup::steering::steering::steering: Don't worry....no amount (kinda) would...

Very nice work!!!!!!!!!!!:thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

FYI - they also do a test on motor after assembly.

A friend of mine has all his engine work done at City Motor Supply in San Antonio, he tells me that they do good work!

Sooooo true!!!

Sorry...NOT SORRY!! The original question was "What bearing would fail first" the pick up tube doesn't have a bearing!!!!!!!!!:rofl::poke::poke: NOT FAIL!!!!

Oil goes to pump first!!! BINGO!!!

"First place the oil goes is to the filter" You see!!! That's why I posted (post #9) that the oil filter bearing would fail first!!!:rofl::rofl::rofl::rofl:

Oil filter bearing...........................?????????????????

The load will always be transfered to the first 3 or 4 threads closest to the shank. If the bolt only has 1 or 2 threads showing then the same load is transferred to fewer threads causing a failure. Over loading the bold (too much torque) will also cause stretching/failure. If you look at...

I figured if the sock boy sells socks and the pillow guy sells pillows they have to be trading in stocks (if not their own stock)?? Just a wild guess??