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Patched holes and painted in rental #1.
The lady that lives across the street in rental #2 wants to move to #1.
She agreed to clean both houses.
We'll take that!
I will say...there was time period when those emissions decals were first reproduced, and were all the rage.
Around 1990.
People were putting those $10 decals for a 340 on 318 cars and trying to pass them off to people who didn't understand VIN engine codes.
Well, damn.
I was trying to find a pic of "woman over 40 in ripped jeans".
It's getting harder and harder to find pics of real women on the internet.
...in just the past 2 months or so!
...especially that's not a kardashian.
Thanks for clarifying that.
I was more familiar with 66.
I do know, in 67. the 383 hood ornaments had a black background for 2 barrel cars and a red background for 4 barrel cars.
Hell of a needle to thread, but I've seen it done.
Several years ago, I bought one of these-
Speedway Hood Puller Engine Hoist Attachment Tool, Adjustable | eBay
$158 with free shipping.
Not that exact brand, but same Idea.
Mine was a prototype and was $100.
Makes it WAY easier. Slides...
#1- no such thing as "matching numbers" on a 67 engine.
#2- those "383 Four Barrel" emblems are not correct, they are Dodge only in 67.
It should have "Commando V8" emblems if it is a big block car, although I'm not sure if 383 2 barrel cars got that in 67)
Do you have the VIN?
Should be...