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As a matter of fact...:p I missed that one on the uptake originally @64BEL LOL

Sumthin like this? And it's only a 200 LOLOL

They are just called frijoles. Just like any other bean.

The heavier the hood the more coils needed Satellite flat hood has 18 coils. Charger flat hood which is heavier has 19 coils and a Coronet which is even heavier has 20 coils This is for 71-4. I remember my 71-2 Plymouth N-96 cars having 19 coils but of course I don't currently have one.

Welcome!! Do you know where in Canada it originated from?

Mark These are considered 18 as you don't count the 1/2 spring coil...

Well, they're only fried once. First they're boiled, then mashed, then fried. They aren't called 're-fried beans' in Mexico.

22 of the little bastards

No these have 20 as compared to my Charger ones that have 19 and my Satellite ones have 18.

Sorry. I thought I had a poor pic of the reinforcements I made to keep the moroso's from leaking, but I can't find even that. And the car is 250 miles away at the moment. I did use the Mopar over-the-counter paint for the turquoise. MUCH better paint than their race hemi orange. Turquoise of...

You can clean up the valves and give them the wiggle test. If they are to loose the guides will have to be replaced or lined with bronze liners at the machine shop. This will also require a valve job since the guides are never 100% in the same spot. Daily driver? If the guides aren't to sloppy...

When I learn of a series I may want to watch, I've waited until end-of-season, so I can stream and binge watch it. I'm getting too old for cliff hangers, and tuning in each week to see how the story plays out. I think I've even waited longer, to see how many seasons there will be. I got...

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I searched and couldn't find this topic. What's the recommendation on using polyurethane bushings at the rear leaf springs? In the front, I'm planning only to place poly on the UCA and (anti) swaw bar bushings. I'm learning these bushings are not ideal to use everywhere. I'm doing some rear...

Probably my wrong terminology...I meant the cat whiskers. :) Aka "belt line weatherstrips". Those are what I had the body man install.

It's been so long since it was on the road,, only have so many pics on the new phone lol

Which "felts" are we talking about, the one's on the top edges of the doors or the one's in the A-channel ?? Regardless, those are not items I would entrust to a body and paint guy unless they are a full-blown top to bottom resto shop - in which case they likely wouldn't have wanted to do just...

Where's that Mario guy? @MarPar You have one of the best-looking sets out there, post those up. Pull your pants up and put the camera away, I'm talking about your rocker covers. You know the ones, the awesome ones, which, due to very sad circumstances, can never be repeated.

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