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Ill give ya a shiny new quarter for it :)

If it was a 65-67 I'd be interested but shipping.....

'69 Road Runner glove box swings up. I have mine apart, will get back with you on the rubber bumpers. Yeah, I think something is wrong over by my fuse box flap too.

Give him a call though. I checked on the website for it and did not see it.

My area isn't much on Mopars so parts for the classics are thin....GM mostly but late model Mopars are fairly popular.

:D

The young guys at work that can’t take anything apart without the impact…

I'm not sure about the voltage regulator as I don't have the one wire alternator but you most certainly can get rid of the ballast and ignition module. I made a jumper to eliminate the ballast and used the existing blue wire that used to go to the coil.

My 33 has won a few shows, but not ever again. I'm too lazy and old to bother doing the prep to take a "show car" to a car show. I do enjoy going to car shows now, cause I can walk through the show, look at cars, and talk to people, and leave when I want. But it seems I talk to more people at...

Being involved in the show, it is interesting seeing how different owners act in relation to how their cars are handled. There’s owners there of half million dollar or even million dollar cars who toss Bob Ashton the keys at the show and say “do what you gotta do, seeya later!” Then others who...

Lots of complete open rears around, I don't see much value in just the bare housing. Maybe $50-75?

I may have said this already. My story at the shows. I worked on my 77 camper van all winter. George worked on his Austin Healey all winter. As a test I drove my van to the Arctic Ocean and back with no problems. As a test, George drove his Healey from the bottom of our Island to the top, and...

While I do enjoy the budget builds and resurrecting some neglected vehicles, I don’t find the hack-job mentality appealing. I truly despise that type of work. I guess in some form it’s TV entertainment, but to me it’s just sad and inexcusable.

The PO of my wagon went 10.75 since it had 14"s.

Nobody??

I should be arriving there some time around 2:30 tomorrow to help Captain Coconut set up his display. If cars are still being unloaded I’ll try to document it. He’s en route right now.

Maybe Try Jim at Detroit Muscle Technologies..

The owner of the Charger in this thread used an electric pump which caused his car to burn up: Check your fuel lines Just remember, you're changing what used to be a suction line to a pressure line. Just need to make sure the hoses are up to snuff, and inspect the metal lines for damage/corrosion.

This is what the drivers get paid to do. Over time I’m sure they encounter all sorts of crazy situations that don’t normally come up when dealing with ‘regular’ cars. There is a lot of money and ego involved and if/when things go wrong it’s a big deal for everyone involved so it sort of...