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I know, not an "A" body car, but here goes. Well, i don't own them anymore, but still everyone knows me, by what i had. 71 Cuda for 39 years. 71 Hemi GTX for 33 years.

I had a 71 Cuda for 39 years, with the fancy name of Amber Sherwood Metallic Green. Who ever thunk up paint names, dunno?

Stay strong brother. Wishing you the best. I'm one of the ones that can relate to you in one way or other. Got a cow valve on my heart now, 4 years ago. Had EKG's done, Friday, and the results all came back a ok. Hang in there.

An old posting that got brought back to life. But, my attempt at 2024 "flowers" at my place this season, (year) So far, so good.

Really not that bad. I only owned a left side manifold, for quite a number of years, back in the old days, but never put it on a scale.

MAX WEDGE TRI-Y MANIFOLDS.

Got that one saved in my pictures files. :thumbsup:

F-106 (Delta Dart)

Way before my Air Force days, on the F-4 Phantom.

I purchased this Accuteck scale. It was recommended to me, when i started using Pirate Ship and i in turn would recommend it to others. Good to 50 pounds. I'm a happy camper with it.

Some of my flowers this year.

Pirate Ship gives you their rates thru the UPS shipper, but they also can quote you a rate thru the USPS, if you so desired.

The "seller" sends the "buyer" the shipping quote to get the parts from point A, to point B. If the buyer agrees on the shipping cost, pays the seller for it, the seller then goes to his Pirate Ship account, and prints out the shipping label. Pirate Ship will have the sellers account information...

Pirate Ship has been discussed extensively here on this forum, but it's always good for someone else to bring up the topic all over again, for people that missed other postings, in regards to shipping costs. Here's one posting...

Boy, that's an oldie. Before my Air Force years.

Are you asking about a unit in your car, or a home unit?

But. It was a good Alfred Hitchcock movie. James Stewart in VERTIGO (Sorry, i just had to post it)

As an old "Phantom Phixer" i like that photo. LOL

Sorry to hear of the break down. $100.00 an hour is cheap. Out here in Commiefornia you would at $200.00 + an hour.

WTF

RF-4C Phantom, 69-370 rear seater's instrumentation. EDIT. For the curious folks out there, this was the Phantom that i was the crew chief on, responsible for. Ramstein Air Base, Germany, 1975, air show.

oldkimmer Wow, at least you can lie down, flat on your back, or side, when sleeping. BUT, how's getting back up to walk around, from that position? Much of a problem? None at all? After i had heart surgery they didn't want me to lie down flat on my back, and naturally not on my stomach. Before...

LOL (Now in retirement) You guys are getting me looking into 10 12 year old picture files in my computer(s) Back in the days when parts really weren't that hard to find, and then having some extra $$$$ at the end of a pay period, at work, i would collect, invest? in Mopar parts that i had an...

Inline Dual 4bbl. Long Ram & Short Ram Max Wedge Golden Commando, Later 50's

Yep, that one is a Chevy Tri Power from my collection days. Liked that one enough for it to go along with all the Mopar ones.

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This ones NASCAR.

I was told when i purchased that air cleaner, it was for the speedways that allowed dual 4 bbl. carburation. Nascar only allowed one 4bbl, to my knowledge?

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