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Thanks I just bought a case of Joe Gibb Driven oil

This is slightly lowered , with same tires

Yes, thats exactly what I have for mine when you saw it. Although currently are not on the car so I cant take current pictures PS, the redlines are from Diamondback ( mastercraft carcass tire ) And they have a slightly smaller section width tire versus the BFGs on the exact same rim

Best I remember 66-67 is different than 68-70 sedan glass

Mashed potatoes and Pumpkin pie.Yesterday ,, Both homemade Bird is in the oven now ( we just do the breast alone )

Tinkering with the small scale versions

Interesting timing for this to pop up in my feed . Im deep into this project right now. All in , I will be pushing $3000 , doing it myself. Lifters alone were $800 ( oem )

Holy schmolly. There was a 67 Coronet 440 2 door hardtop advertised a while back on FB marketplace for $25k, It was up on the east coast somewhere . And was a done running driving car simple 5.7 hemi with a A500 OD auto I think Looked damn nice in the pictures I saw of it. Was gold with white...

They were gloss black new. By todays standards , use cheap gloss black engine enamel and it WILL Dull down a bit

Following , just for grins If I was to do another car , I would go modern engine with OD trans for sure The 5.7 hemi and the same auto you are thinking , less electronics to deal with Deep down Im thinking a stock 5.2 or 5.9 wouldn't move that big *** car along well enough for me

Non number block and trans. OEM metal, with exception its had some work done to the lower rear quarters

I know an R4 A12 roadrunner coming avail 4spd car I believe If it of interest. Pm me. I'll get more info

This is why I will be installing new plugs while I have the heads off for cam lifter change

To confirm No 1966 Plymouth books?

Agreed Installed

On the bench right now Is Hayden Proffitts 1964 Plymouth max wedge car Nelson Carts Supercheif 1968 Charger AA/FC ( resin body ) Sox and Martins 1965 Paper Tiger AFX hardtop Dave Stricklers 1965 Dodge AFX I hope to have the 64 Plymouth finished up next week

I need to up my pace, Or I'm never going to get thru all these The smaller white boxes contain old late 50s to early 60s annuals builders

65 and earlier cars are gaining, albeit slowly. IMO the rising stars are the late 70s early 80s Aspen - Volare cars Same goes for the Shelby inspired ft wheel drive cars . And have you ckd SRT4 Neons lately, Good ones are now worth more than they were new I have an itch for an SRT 4neon or a...

They all suck at one point in time so its luck of the draw regardless of whom you use . And dont both paying for insurance,,,,,They WILL find some way out of it to pay the claim.

You could try a silver sharpie . Test it on something you've painted with said paint first Or Bare Metal foil works quite well. IMO