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  1. Coelacanth

    Hideaway headlights electrical motors

    I'm describing how things are supposed to work, so maybe that's helpful to you by comparison. As pnora said, good luck with your plan. :)
  2. Coelacanth

    Radiator Recore

    Agreed. About 13 years ago, I looked into the cost to recore my '70 Charger rad, I think it was about $600 (CAD). I got a Champion aluminum rad for about half of that and it'll cool way better. It would probably cost a lot more nowadays, copper ain't cheap. It doesn't look stock, but that...
  3. Coelacanth

    Hideaway headlights electrical motors

    Not sure how this might help, but the FSM states *not* to bench-test the original pop-up headlight motor. The correct way to install it is to use the adjuster knob at the bottom to rotate the motor so the headlight covers are about halfway up (there are 2 marks on the motor that need to line...
  4. Coelacanth

    WHAT IS YOUR SKILL SET WORTH?

    And a corollary: If you pay peanuts, you get monkeys.
  5. Coelacanth

    Seat Belts

    Your rust on the chrome belt tabs is pretty bad, but why not just scuff up and degrease those black areas and spray them with SEM Trim Black?
  6. Coelacanth

    Pics from Back in the Day

    Interesting that the sign says "Fiberglass Corvette Repairs" but all the bodies showcased outside are Mopar. :lol:
  7. Coelacanth

    Hello Everybody

    That sometimes happens when driving a big block Mopar. :)
  8. Coelacanth

    Happy birthday Phil Collins

    I think we all knew that... :)
  9. Coelacanth

    Happy birthday Phil Collins

    I didn't realize he was living in Canada. :lol:
  10. Coelacanth

    Hello Everybody

    Welcome from Alberta, Mark. Let's see some pics of that Coronet project!
  11. Coelacanth

    Front End FRIDAY!!!

    That looks like it's masking for Covid. :lol:
  12. Coelacanth

    How many B-Bodies could we build from all our parts sitting in our garages?

    I might not even be able to finish one. :lol: But on the good side, I have a lot of nice spares or parts to sell.
  13. Coelacanth

    My friend and work partner was killed in a car crash yesterday

    Very sorry to hear that. Totally avoidable circumstances, though.
  14. Coelacanth

    Another 'how old is everybody' thread.....

    Stay positive, it's all relative. We're all old...but we're not Keith Richards old. :lol:
  15. Coelacanth

    Looking for car cover suggestions

    My post #91 in this topic discusses it in more detail: Waterless Car Wash research I would use a California Duster or something to remove the dust, then wash the car with a product like that. You can do it in your garage, no hose, buckets or pressure washer needed.
  16. Coelacanth

    Looking for car cover suggestions

    If anything, it would be a tight fit. The B-5 size fits my '86 Grand National only a bit loosely, and a Charger is about 8" longer and 6" wider. But, it claims to fit, and it's the biggest size they make.
  17. Coelacanth

    The Meme not a Meme Thread Part DEUX

    Or take vertical photos... :lol:
  18. Coelacanth

    New B body leaf springs, which vendor?

    Some guys think "HD is better" with their 383 cars, but when they order the R/T-Hemi leaf springs, I've read that the lighter 383 car rides like an ox-cart.
  19. Coelacanth

    Looking for car cover suggestions

    B-5, which is...size 5. That's the only size offered on my original Amazon link.
  20. Coelacanth

    The Meme not a Meme Thread Part DEUX

    What bothers you most? :poke: Grammar or G r a m m a r
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