Recent content by CoronetDarter

Hawk, We're coming from out of town so I'm not bringing perishables, but Maria and I will drop off utensils, paper plates, and paper towels for all.

That's great news. I wish you all the best and a speedy recovery. And you're home just in time to watch the start of the Stanley Cup playoffs!

Yes, it does.

That's them.

PG Classics in Canada. Really good people to work with. Unknowingly, I ordered my parts during the first round of tariff wars between the US and Canada. About a week after my parts arrived, I got a $100 bill from UPS for duty fees, taxes, etc. I called PG and was obviously miffed. The rep...

I was having the same issue with the pad falling off. I think it's the cheap knockoffs supplied with the Tremec kit. I finally got a set of pads and trim from PG and they've stayed on.

The dash looks every bit worth $2,000.

They did a fantastic job. Looks better than new.

Q SOB! That's me and my wife.

My Coronet had a 727 with 3,000 stall converter, with 3.55 gears. Driving on the highway was brutal, buzzing along at 3,500+ rpm just to keep up with traffic in the slow lane. Now, the engine turns 2,000 rpm @ 70 mph. And with the low first gear, the car is much snappier off the line. I'm...

My boys and I watched A Bridge Too Far, released 1977. All star cast. Directed by Richard Attenborough (Hammond from Jurassic Park)

I was one of those members that struggled to get within SST specs. It was first-timers learning curve; once I figured it out everything fell into place. You can attempt to drive the TIR down for fun, but it's not necessary. Once the bell is within spec you're good to go. Did you use the...

We'll see you Thursday night at AirTel. Looking forward to cracking open a cold one with you.

Yes, I used the link to get the discount.

Maria and I are booked for Thur-Sat. Bringing the Coronet.