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It's going to take more than a Pampers to fix that!
What did you do to your Mopar today?
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I did need my pampers on when I saw the contents of the pan!
Spent the last couple hours ordering stuff
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I woke up my '67 R/T from its hibernation, and drive it into town for fresh gas. The price of fuel has dropped really low, so I filled her up with Mobil 93. Champagne! I had the rear springs rebuilt with about 2" rise, and I think it actually rides better now.
Do you have before and after pictures Dave?
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I'll take some after pictures soon. I should have done it yesterday, when I had it out.
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I’ll be watching what you do since I might have to do one of the better ones I have (can’t find an NOS one) . Lye in full strength will remove paint (and pretty much everything else), a furniture repair friend had a huge tank 6x6x6 filled with commercial lye-water mix. He put my Max Wedge intake in there for about an hour, all the paint and corrosion came off.
Will you have your panel re-anodized? By who?
It first appeared as a hesitation, which threw me off as I had been chasing ignition problems. Then I sat idling in neutral for 5 min waiting at a train crossing and it started slipping when I drove away- I figure it plugged the filter as I sat idling.
Help me Mr Wizard! Time for this one to go home.
No real progress since the weekend, but very happy with the progress made over a year and half of weekends, basically stripping the car down and building it back up including swapping out the 318 Poly with a freshly built 440…still work to be done and more surprises to come!
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