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car guys :fool: :lol:

@HALIFAXHOPS is the distributor guy....

O- rings started in 1969 model year.

Just how big is this bird? :rofl: And keep Rebel in the house.....

Bought a few things over the years with-out any problems... Good guy to deal with.

We used to roll mercury around in our hands in science class. Then again at YMCA camp I made my father an ashtray out of asbestos. That probably explains a lot about me too. :rolleyes:

nice :D

I can vouch for "forever". I was buying parts from Mitchell's, Dawson's and Arizona Parts throughout the 90's, while restoring my first Superbird!

Marty, I tried to send you a PM, but your inbox is full

:luvplace:I didn't know either, good to know too :thankyou:

I used to play with the stuff...... roll it all around on a table top, and back into the bottle..... might explain a few things

that might pay for my real nice survivor grille assembly

I was wondering which ones have the o-ring also. And I figured the o-ringed ones didn't use the gasket but I have no idea if that is true.

One pound of mercury is around $200+ Price varies with purity. You should find a buyer.

Hey Mark, want to double your money? I'm sure I can come up with $1,800.00. :lol:

I've got from a 64 sport fury 383

I put most of the stuff back into the box......pretty much all trash but now that I'm thinking about it; I saw a few things I need to take pictures of........but some things must be trashed asap before the wife starts asking questions :icon_fU:

4014B is 1969 440 4-speed

Hoping someone can help me out here for a project I have on the go. I want to find a plain old steel wheel, size 16" x 7", with a 4" backspace. Standard 5 on 4.5 bolt circle, with the regular center bore diameter of 2.75". Speedway Motors lists one (p/n 25040167) but it's in a dual bolt pattern...