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Sun? UV rays? Here in Colorado it raises hell unless stored inside most of the time. I have always re-done the dashes with a base color of your choice (base color from a 2 part gun shot system, no rattle can) then rattle can SEM matte clear dusted high and dry. 3-4 coats until the sheen of your...

Just thinking of scratches

Heads are off. Bore looks good. Removed two valves. Intake is quite snug in guide. Exhaust has a small amount of wiggle. Book does not talk about valve guides, but it appears there are guides. So, do the guides punch out fairly easily? I will blow out all the passages while the pan / sump is...

I need to glue a braided cotton sleeve inside a wooden pocket. Which is better, E6000 or GOOP?

Does anyone know the member who rebuilds dash gauges? does anyone

I have hardwood in my whole house including kitchen. House is 65 years old. Floors still look geat. I’ve done hardwood in other houses too. 3/4 oak pre-finished is my preference. Bella is my choice.

Doesn't really matter. Reason for the question is: This is my first motor built to this level, with (to me) a fairly aggressive cam. So I asked the question to see where those with experience thought it would end up at, so I'd have a point of reference to shoot for/expect. The bonus is I got...

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None. BAER 4 wheel system here but then again they're on trailer queen. (didn't mean to build one, it just turned out that way). ~500 miles a year.

Legendary would be my first place to check.

Anniversary of sorts and Chrysler related.

I just had a 68 Coronet Station Wagon rear bumper done by Tri City Plating. It had a rust hole through the mounting bracket out the exterior chrome. I repaired the bracket and the exterior metal. Tri City requested to let them dress the exterior welding. $1200 including return shipping and...

My daughter races this one that came from Marshall Motors out of Acadia valley AB Heard of them?

Does AMD have 70 Coronet bumpers? I have AMD bumpers on my 71 Road Runner. I'm Happy with them.

got the floor pan welded in today and removed a few frame dings

I know. I fixed and put that transmission back in almost 30 yrs ago. Couldn't get the cables right, Dad called in a friend lol

While the Bilstein shocks are appealing, I find the price hard to deal with. I have so many other things I still need to buy that putting almost $600 into shock absorbers just doesn't sit well. When I search for 1968 Plymouth GTX shock absorbers, many of the sites come up blank. I would...