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The red white and blue is ostentatious???

no wonder the 2295 pistons are so heavy adding all that material on top of the piston. put the worthless six pack rods with speed pro pistons mine were flat top still heavier than stock like I did 45 years ago not good for weight or performance.

Yes it does.. good catch

That's why the unfinished hardwood for $1 a square foot is appealing. One. Dollar. Hmmm....

Well, scratch that didn't know you had pulled it. For a rental ( i have one myself ) I would put in a new sub floor and put down what ever costs less.

I still ride my superbikes - at 52. Ridiculous speed is addictive.

I was thinking the same thing as Reble, Why not strip and drum sand your current hard wood then apply new finish ?

No, my old hardwood is in the woods as kindling. It was TRASH. Any humidity and the outline of her furniture showed up in the hardwood - because the mouse piss was sweating out of the wood. Been working thus far just on original subfloor. Debate is: 1. Get another layer of 3/4 subfloor then a...

For black I would use SEM Trim Black.

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Not enough info on application.

Nice! Let's see inside and under the hood.

Pretty sure that’s what it is!

Thanks everyone I have found the dist I needed

I used "R" pins without lanyards on mine, but carried 2 small, keyed alike, long shackle padlocks in case I needed to park in an unsavory neighborhood. Finding the "sideways" R pins was neat- Back then (early 1990's) passersby would still sometimes open a hood on someone else's hot rod, just...

is search of a rear bumper for my 63 B body Consider anything. PM me if you have something

It weeds out "convenience theft". The same people that try the door, and if they're unlocked, they go in and root. If they're locked, they go on to the next car rather than break the window.

Looking for a rear bumper for my 63 Belvedere Please PM if you have something

I have a pair sitting on the floor in my spare room in my house.. didn't bother putting them on when i did the brakes

We had a hard wood floor and new cabinets put in years ago. Seeing your doing the same thing, sounds like you just need to refinish the floor and lay down a new top coat of polyurethane. I had Stanley steamer come out 2 months ago to remove the dirty wax buildup and lay down a new topcoat of wax.