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How do you take this center hub cap off? Do you have to pull the whole wheel off? It won't come off with a screwdriver prying it and I don't want to break it. Also, how do you get it to stay on tighter and not rattle? Thanks!

There is a knocking sound when I drive it. It sounds like it is coming from the passenger side rear area. It has been doing this for a while. You can't really hear it when you are driving faster, but it is pretty loud and noticeable when driving around 5 to 20 mph. I thought that maybe the...

I found these parts in a box in the trunk when I got the Scamp a couple years ago. What are they? Are some brake drum parts?

Here are some photos from the show at Canyon Lake today. My dad's T-Bird is next to my car. There weren't too many Mopars, but here are most of them.

Just sharing a some photos. Took the Scamp to the Temecula Rod Run for the first time. My dad brought the '55 T-Bird. We both won an award! We've had the '55 since I was about 1.

Just sharing pictures from a show at a local diner I went to today. 1st time the Samp has been out for about a few months.

I decided to leave the Scamp totally stock for the most part. Thought it would be nice to bring it back to the factory appearance. No fancy valve covers, intake, headers or anything. I wanted to coat the manifolds in a gray cast iron finish but couldn't find it locally. So silver will have to do.

The engine and trans are out and we are taking the Scamp several blocks down the street to the paint shop to do the engine bay. What is the best place to attach the tow rope to? Any do's or don'ts? Thanks

Just got a Scamp from Bandit Resins! I still need to buy a model Dart kit to complete it. I started to modify the body by sanding off the trim along the lower sides of the car and also the rear side parking lights. Then I need to fill the lights on the front fenders.

My dad and I brought the cars to show at a local airport. They brought in some old planes. They were sweet considering some dated back to the early 40s.

I found this warranty pamphlet in my glovebox when I got the car. The front had the VIN, dealer, purchase date, and original owner's name written on it. Thought it is cool for those who wanna see what the warranty was like back then. The blue pamphlet was in there also.