Recent content by Dave6T4

Glove box for me. From 20 years experience on my local V.F.D., I have a few car fire horror stories. ALWAYS carry an extinguisher in your car. Not just your collector car; fire does not care about the age of your car.

Looks like my old convertible on the end (minus the girls). I used that ad on my show sign, as background.

My friend, Dave's car. 440 6-bbl. Sneaky!

That mass backing will provide noise and heat insulation from your floor board. If you have already applied some other type of insulation to your floor, you may not need it. It is only hard to work with if you have to cut hole foe dimmer switch, gas pedal, or console, etc.

This is what my '67 R/T has. Silver Argent trim paint, not black.

Those are my favourite hub caps. I ran a set on body-coloured Police wheels on my Daffodill Yellow 1967 R/T for years. And, I have never called them " dork dishes".

The Hemi R/T hardtop at the top of the list on post # 14, as coming to London, Ontario, was ordered and raced by McManus Motors, one of the area's largest Dodge dealers. Rumour has it, that it still exists, stashed in an area barn.

Those redline Diamondbacks look great on your chrome 15" Magnum 500's! I have heard that the side stripe colour matched the colour of the tire stripe of the tires originally installed on the car. Thus, if your car originally had whitewalls, it would have had a white stripe. I do not really know...

Welcome to FBBO from Ontario. Nice, clean '67 Belvedere mordor. Thanks for your pictures.

Very NICE!

This is really sad to see, Paul. To me, it looks like it started under the dash, and progressed from there. My friend almost had the same thing happen to his '62 Dart Maxie clone. He had just purchased the car, and I was helping him with clearing up some mechanical issues and detailing it. We...

Here in Ontario, the plastic bag tie has been replaced by a tan coloured fibrous thingy, as an environmental measure. As another poster said, they are easy to lose on a countertop. We have also lost the plastic drinking straw, for the same environmental cause. You haven't lived until you have...

It sounds like you have a short circuit there somewhere. Get rid of the dual ballast resistor and rewire accordingly. Factory shop manual wiring diagram is a great help here.

Some insurance companies give the owner first salvage rights.

Sorry to hear/see this. Good news is that it limited to your car, and house was not involved. Now you will find out how good your insurance company is.