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If you want top dollar, sell it on E bay. It's an auction. You may get more out of it there if people get crazy bidding against each other. Here, we don't allow auctions so you better ask a higher price to start. You can always come down in price if you don't get any action.

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The original wire clips were softer, more springy, and easier to snap in place. You can ruin a panel with the new stiff ones. . A different type of clip but the same deal with under hood insulation. I about broke my thumb trying to snap them in place. I went to NAPA and bought a bag of plastic...

It was deleted. It appeared you posted it with no photos and then you left the site. The sale rules state, if you don't have photos, don't post the ad until you do. Members were asking for photos. Sorry. Re post it with photos and all will be good.

@glenngomango is this the one you were talking about earlier with @odcics2 ?

$100 is my guess

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And they will. I didn't know there were flat ones available. They might work on my dash pad as well.

Yep.

The transmission shops here love Mineral Spirits and the hotter the better.

The "release point" . Don't adjust the pedal release. There could be a chance the through bearing may ride on the pressure plate fingers and you will never know it until the bearing seizes and ruin's the pressure plate fingers. Been there, done that. I had always heard that an inch or two...

Those were so much fun. I worked at a Buick dealer late 70's through the 80's.

Ya, those turbo 4's are a POS. Yet my wife's Buick Envision runs like a scalded dog. It's a 2 L turbocharged Ecotech with AWD. 252/260 (hp and tq). Not bad for a little 4 banger. I like the performance but not looking forward to replacing the windmill when it goes bad (and it will)

Especially a thread like this.

I got my shirt today. Pretty amazing, 10 days to print it, make it and ship it to me from China. The guy in the second photo isn't me. I wish I was that trim.

One of the guys here bought one. There's a thread about it here somewhere.

I started a Facebook post and have received a few comments and some photos. I'll post some up later. Fun to see those old cars again.

I grew up in the early 70's. (graduated in 73) In high school there inly a couple Mopars. Jim Holmes had a black 63 Polara and I had my 69 Road Runner. There was a couple Camaro's, one a 302 Z car, a Boss 302 Mustang, one farm kid drove a Shelby 350, another farm kid had a 67 396 Chevelle, a...

Only if needed and have it sonic checked to make sure it's thick enough to be safely bored .060.