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So I’ll go through my story and address some of y’alls questions.here is a pic of the day my dad drove my uncles car home. I was 10 I believe. I’ve been infatuated with this car ever since. I’m 51 now and have two AWESOME grandsons that I can’t get enough of! So, I tore this car down the year I...

Sometimes you just have to turn off the lights and walk away for a while. I built my GTX while raising 3 kids and life often got in the way. It took 12 years, and a few times it would have been easy to throw in the towel. I’m glad I didn’t though, next summer I will have owned it for 43 years...

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I am looking for a Weiand X-celerator PN#7511single plane intake manifold for a 383/400. Prefer the later version with out all the emission stuff....closer to Ohio the better

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I have a solid right side headlight mounting panel for a 66 Plymouth B body. It appears to have been media blasted and not painted on the front. This can be used for rust or collision repair. $50.00 plus shipping from El Dorado Hills, Ca. PM me if interested.

Just went and looked at the build thread of your car... you have literally done all the hard **** that would have made me pucker :) And the suspension stuff looks killer... Yeah.. hang onto that til you are motivated.. take some small bites and some victories til you are into it again, that will...

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Not your engine, not your car...but.. I ran two 600cfm Carters on my mild-cammed 340 years ago. Progressive linkage. It ran just fine. No bog, hesitation, cough, sputter nowhere AND I got well over 20mpg on the highway. Had an 833 with 3.23 gears at the time. I am not saying it ran as good...

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I agree with your sentiment, but also believe different strokes for different folks is fine by me.

Good price this time of year. Ordered this on Thursday and already delivered.

Here is the same one online but no real good description. Vintage MOPAR TRANSISTORIZED TACH DWELL CHRYSLER MOTORS | #1690994304

Hi pikautomotive, welcome! You get extra points for showing all those pictures in your first post. :)

Good advice. Those washers are great for grounds, they do bite in nice. I would like to find some ground lugs like are used in the newer ford cars/trucks, but I believe they are made into the vehicle, cant find them for sale. Thought about going to the junk yard and removing a few. Ive also...

I believe the 440 block is the limiting factor as the main webbing is prone to cracking under pressure. Pun intended Using aluminum main caps might actually be better than running a girdle. :popcorn: