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In the top right of this page you will see "search" Type in "backup lights staying on" The search will bring you to pages of responses from A-Body owners who have had the same problem and the fix. Cheers!!

I knew a guy back in the 80's, who owned a sweet custom '57 Bel Air. He called it "Windy Blue"... since it was a custom shade of blue. He would literally chain his car, to the garage floor. Big heavy chains over the front A arms, and same over the axle, all locked down, with H.D. padlocks to...

Thanks I knew worrying about calculated vs measure made no sense just didn't know exactly how to say it, I knew the dyno basically measure power cause it measures torque and rpms.

They’ll also fit 1967 darts too.

My friend Johan gave me a worn out headliner incl the bows from an oldv65 Dsrt GT. Finally I was able to clarify the bow and in which order they are mounted. Front to rear Bronze or tan Orange Light blue Pink Grey Dark red Due to this I was able to sort out the headliner bows for my taxi...

Are the same size as the 73 and up washers?

Here is another picture of the part number #7926 This is what I currently have. The other Picture is the same part someone had given me of the correct one for me duster. As others have said..Looks bent to me.... How can I fix this?

If anyone can find an A body stash it's Steve!

I use a dry towel.... lol Welcome to the forum.

Looks like great weather! should be huge I will be there 67 68 69 barracuda parts White promaster van Come by Say hello Introduce yourself

As far as I can determine no clubs on Mopars but there are others.

That's a great idea. I've looked for resources in NE Ohio before but haven't found much. Time to spread the net out further.

I've done a lot of simple things on the car. I've got an original 66 Mopar manual that I've used often when I've got questions. The front end work is something I don't believe I can handle by myself.

Do you still have a link to the transmission rebuild I saw you mention in a thread? I’m debating rebuilding my 904 on my own.

Factory service manual, 1969 coronet/dart section zero, pages 2 and 3 I have a lube book from 1965 from a major oil company. It had lube chars for all cars, pretty cool to look at.

Leaf blower is what all the cool kids use!!!!

Just watch out for that hose and don’t let it anywhere near nice paint.

Thanks for the input. All good things to take into consideration.

If that's how you think about Edelbrocks manifolds what do you use

A dyno measures angular velocity and torque and multiplies them together with a unit conversion constant to obtain horsepower. While this is not a direct measurement, it might as well be. If someone nitpicks about it remind them that angular velocity times torque IS power. IT IS NOT AN...

I went down a similar road a few months back and ended up here. For the same money as 50-70,000 miled out 2012-2014 srt 8’s I got a fully loaded 2022 mustang GT (premium package, gt performance package, magnaride suspension, exhaust cutouts, brembo’s). With remaining factory warranty and only...

They have to be getting power from somewhere. Start looking at a switch would be my guess.

Think what you want. Your word salad post shows you can’t decide if you want to put what you think out there or just remain a fool. Me thinks you don’t know jack ****. I posted the facts using the same book a poser used. You have the proof you are wrong. You are just another sucker for...

Washers

Steve, here’s a pic of the Plymouth steering wheel cap from my 1967 Barracuda. I’m not sure how the one you have attaches to the horn ring but this one just turns about an 1/8th of a turn to the left to remove it. There are three “spikes” that fit into the slots on the horn ring. Edited...

Perhaps, I just funny he had both a torker and a rpm intake, 2 out of the 3 in paradigm being discussed. I cannot offer any definitive input in this discussion either way but I have found in life when you know you are right 100% there is no need to try to convince others past a certain point...

That is awesome, great job to both of you! Looks like a dedication plaque or something similar on both sides, pretty cool!

H Hey old Kimmer! Love both rides!! On the red duster do you know rear size and backspace of wheels? I love how they come to edge of fender filling all wheelwell!! Nice!

Maybe, just maybe you should watch some David Vizard and Unity Motorsports Garage videos. There are a bunch of others also that speak to ported or manifold vacuum. The short speech; manifold vacuum with an adjustable vacuum advance so you can dial it in.