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Yup, you know they are.... Love'em but good luck finding a set....

Dwayne, it looks like you're right. The Dr Diff site confirms it. I should have plumbed the pressure line from the pump to the side nearest the engine, # A. I was pressurizing # B. I don't know why I never tried to reverse the lines to see if it would have worked. This makes me wonder if...

I was gonna suggest the daisies, to be different. But NOT the chrome ones! Gray, like in #43. Good luck finding em, and paying Fer em.

I've been A body mopar since I got my driver's license in 06 but I recently acquired a GTX which I reluctant to take on because I don't know B bodies as good as I know A bodies. My favorite car ever is the duster and I have a few, followed closely by valiants ( boxy ones 67 to 73). As I...

Motor wheel Spyders?

They should be gone now.

What’s your process for this? I think I see rivets in one pic, is it riveted on and then glass'd on the seam?

Not a fan of red either.... and I have four.

I’d say just lock it as is, warts and all.

I’m on a forced practice retirement, I like it!

So really whatever the reason, if **** like that shows you can contact an admin to ask instead of starting a thread where we all end up having to see that, and in my case wishing I could unsee it.

It's allowable in this book.

Oh man, I forgot. I did the plastic gas can that everyone hates. I promise I didn't do the spout, that was the lawyers. I think the company's name was Blitz. The company wanted to take a couple of pennies out of the cost of manufacturing. It sold really well. Here's another one I invented and...

Who stated that a link to a gun ad is prohibited? This isn't commie Moparts, man.

I'm an illustrator and an industrial designer, first degree. (And a petroleum geologist. Second one.) Yes, I can do it. PM me. I'll direct you to my children's books on Amazon. I'm trying to remember all my product design clients. Bass Pro Shops Zebco/Quantum/Motorguide Hesston Machines Mommy's...

and to be clear, nowhere did I have anything negative to say about red :icon_fU: Red cars used to be everywhere. Color changes were common when everything was dirt cheap; and I bet Earl Shieb sold more red than everything else combined. Times have changed

it's all nasty, I was around Centari every day for about a year..... I figured out very early not to get locked in a body shop 5-6 days per week....... I got out young, and managed to get a lot of fresh air along the way

I'm not much for red either and 3 of my 5 total cars are red. 2 of 3 Mopars Red.

The stuff is a lot more nasty than earlier paints... Even spraying it with short sleeves it would make the skin on your forearms feel tight for a few days... Centari never did that...