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What's your pump house pumping?

Done, thanks

She come from hamtrack, the body stamp say c8xA40950 its normaly hamtrack/1968/charger/sale order

Sry for my english im not searching a charger 68 RT, i already find one in France, and know me, its very hard. I know for the shipping cost and loan taxes, i already have rebuilt my last 68 charger with a 400/512 ci, so you right, its a lot of money, but no other choice for me. I do a post...

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I’d have to agree, also that age gap isn’t so large now. Lisa come find me! :lol:

Yeah kinda have to agree

She's still not too shabby given her age now..... I guess I am older also. :lol:

Isn’t that Miley Cyrus? Doesn’t look like Lisa Whelchel. I met her when I was in first or second grade in the 70s, she was several grades above (there is a joke there) and I think when she walked by and said Hi everyone else disappeared for a second. Little OneWheelPeel had a crush.

For sale is a 1968-69 B Body switch panel for a standard dash frame. Removed from a 1968 Plymouth Satellite. Good core for restore. $30.00 + USA shipping Part is located in Akron, Ohio Thanks

She is a keeper! Getting old is not for wimps.

I'm not a big guy but I absolutely cannot stand to be in small cars. Maybe it is a manifestation of claustrophobia but I get really angry if I don't have room to move around. I don't have a problem with MRIs or anywhere other than small vehicles. I sometimes drive the Wife's Honda CRV, a compact...

Dropped price to $50.00

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Good for you, Ed. I either remove the steering wheel or the seat when I do left side under-dash stuff. I'm right there with you on the opinion of the way these were assembled. I've had numerous brake configurations in my car....all in the effort to get to a point where the brakes impress me...

Not that you will ever have to change that master cylinder again, but I have reversed those bolts before so that it's easier for the next person. Yea, I know it's not "correct " but sure makes life easier, especially with today's quality parts.

My first car was an 81 Accord hatch in blue, it was 8 years old when I got it. Still miss it, a friend was storing it for me and died and there was drama with his family just as I had to move out of town for a job, so I regrettably abandoned it. I think my smallest was a 1996 Miata that I put a...

I don't have my white book with me now, but I found this: MOPAR 440 HP 727 Automatic Transmission Core 2801541 | OE

1987 Chevy Cavalier. The only car I bought new. Put almost 300k miles on it and never changed the clutch. Around 2005, the clutch was going south at the same time that my knees went south too. Since I spent more time in the hospital at the time, it was either sold or sent to the wrecker.