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My car covers. Mike

Yes. I have drum brakes on my car. Mike

I purchased a 1966 B body MC on Rock Auto, for less than a single cost. It bolted on but, as I recall I epoxied the original studs into the new MC as the holes were larger. That worked great. I can lock up the drums if need be. Mike

I believe the "Wheel Right" is still on the market. It is a tool used to check tire and wheel clearances, fully adjustable. Mike

Was the shaker hood an option on a 1960 panel van? Mike

You could weld fins on that 318 and convert to air cooling? Mike

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I believe a better option would be adjustable upper control arms. Mike

I will not buy a cell phone to take pics for anyone. I do wish I had taken my camera though. Mike

I attended the Mopar show at the Gilmore Museum yesterday. I do not own a cell phone so, no photos. I helped a couple unload a custom-built trike shortly after arriving and parking (385 out of 448 entries). I saw it pull in and spotted something different about the engine so I had to...

I would switch ignition power under the dash. The pickup coil wires would be too obvious to a thief. There are sources for FSMs to check on wiring circuitry available online. Mike

This is a "first time" problem in my over 50 years of repairing TFs! Are there any clearance issues with the exhaust pipe to cable? What year and model of car? Mike

I remember back in the early 70s, I had to shim the trans mount on a new car, under warrantee, to eliminate a driveline vibration. The dealership had the funky magnetic tool that attached to the u-joint cup end to verify the angle. I did "fix" it. Mike

Are those Marvel-Shebler carbs off a tractor? I rebuilt several for tractor restorer buddies. How many are needed to feed 750 Cu In? Mike

Edible, grown in the dirt Beets? I personally love them! Mike

My Dynamic was great on the street, even in OD. Mike

I like the white 70 best! Mike

I will suggest a 4.57 rear gear and then call a converter manufacturer for a recommendation. Mike

A light viscosity white lube. Mike

I went through the fender well so that is different but, if it may help: Mike