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Welcome, From a fellow '66 owner.

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FYI.....I hold a BS Electrical Engineering and registered Professional Engineering Credential, plus an MBA Macro Economics and design to UL 409 and 508 specs, plus medium voltage substation design including grounding requirements....up to 69kv...and DC crane motor control..and for sure you...

Nos rally dash wiper knob. This is 1971 with the set screw. Part number 3488265. It will fit all wiper switches in 72-4 Rally dash B-bodies too only difference is they use a metal tang verses an Allen key. This is the better design. Very hard to find one year only. Thanks FBBO! shipping Parts...

Hope everyone does ok. Saw the news today and it looked devastating. So sad.

2 - 69 Above have no ground spade & one 69 does ?

Wow, that's a great looking car. I can only imagine the car that you liked better, what was it?

Took the wife for her next MRI scan. Hopefully the cancer is gone.:praying:

I figured it may have been something like that.

Small hobby shops, though some Ace and HL say they have them . The tubes are graduated and fit tightly with each other . I used round tubes to locate centers of a pumpkin's pinion and output shafts and install a similar but larger diff. Their fit is very tight...

When my brood think it's play time (like now) the barking cacophony is overwhelming. I rush to the back door, and Liz covers her ears. There is NO WAY they would be sitting quietly waiting...... After dark is their favorite time. Nice soft glow-balls lit up by the yard security light, and hang on!

The nose is complete with the headlights and actuators and is very quick and easy for two people to take it off and remove it. It had to be removable for a race car and the interlocking mounts make it easy.

I found it on Amazon, sorry I couldn’t find the link. Pat

Some of us are aged. Some of us bear aged components. Some of them vintage, and require (blue pill) additives... wait, what are we talking about? :rofl:

Welcome from GA

Thanks. I’ve looked at the Dewault Is this the 3.7 hp or 5; rated at 11.5 cfm @90 psi?

That'll be a hefty fee, if it's pulled from a running car. But you won't find it if you don't put it out there. well done, and good luck. It may take years. Be ready for it, if it happens. I'm still looking for my 0E132617 E 440 HP engine block.

got a heater on my ac unit a kind of heat pump I guess so kicked it on, will see how much juice it sucks up

got a call from Ferrell gas apologizing for the issue, and wanting a return call, an actual human, imagine that. sick of these too big companies that set up these automated b/s phone systems with no customer service until you walk away, and then you get human communication. again :icon_fU: them.