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I'm the same way. I like power in my steering. A stock gearbox with all new parts in the front suspension. Is street driving heaven.

I am replacing my stock 74 with a Borgeson unit I got from Bergman Auto. From what I’ve read the Borgeson is much better than the firm feel. I had a firm feel stage 2 in my 68 and I liked it but I’ve read the Borgeson is better. Dick at firm feel doesn’t recommend their stage 3 for street...

I'd say that you are an expert by now. Learned by trial and the desire to get it right.

I know is an opinion and you don’t care LOL. BUT I can’t stand the SE louvers without the vinyl.

Aren’t they just fillers and when equipped those lights the filler was replaced by a bezel with the lights ready to be installed? Did they really need to be opened?

he was or is a good soul, just wondered if anyone has heard about him.

especially most legacy Alphabet (literally) media news or most advertising now too remember the day alcohol, tobacco & lawyers, or pushing some Rx drug couldn't advertise on TV now it's almost all you see (except for Tobacco) other then, erectile disfunction pills, or some bladder control...

U can go on FABO and the read the post called Pump it down. Kim

I thought that from the factory, all the front disc cars had power brakes.

'Hell on Wheels' was pretty good, for a mini-series, (from a few years back) I saw on Tubi (IIRC) free, several episodes like 10+ (?) old western style, A guy Rebel, working for the railroad after the civil war trying to get the continental railway thru to the west, dealing with the Chinese &...

I saw Top Gun Maverick the other night on Paramount +, we got it free for a week It was pretty good, for a Tom Cruise flick, most all the Mission Impossible flicks, like 7 of them IIRC, were pretty decent, for Tom Cruise flicks

I have never heard of anybody needing to take Trick Flow heads to a machine shop to have fixed or checked, I’m sure Trick Flow would want them back for quality control.