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January of 78 I flew into O'Hare, one of the last planes to land... Caught a ride to Great Lakes Naval Training Center & once I got to the barracks none of us was allowed to leave the barracks for a couple days... We ate everything in the vending machines... The mess hall was less than a quarter...

RIP John. What a voice and personality.

My father said that my grandfather always talked about the Blizzard of '88 (1888). He would've been 12.

That Milodon top plate is hard anodized aluminum.

Angie Dickinson in Point Blank with Lee Marvin when he wasn't wrecking Imperials! The heavy was undressing her in the penthouse, I was 16, and my circuit breakers exploded!

Never heard of 'anodized' cast iron....

What did you pay ? Asking for a friend.

The one you have has a dimension of Overall Height (IN) 2.71 The 2765 is I used this same one on the Road Runner I was having fan issues as well. Its the Jaguar clutch fan. Overall Height (IN) 2.67

How about 67, it was a rough one too.

Thanks for the input everyone. I have a pair of rubber/steel bushings I got from PST that came with a kit. At the time I did not use them because I wanted to try the poly bushings. Guess I will go with the original design this time. When pressing the rubber bushing into LCA and pivot shaft...

I’ve reached in the cowl with that part out and been able to clean a lot of debris out of there.

Happy Birthday Harry....... smoke em if you got em :fool:

A bit short on details... :(

The engines in these cars all set very close. If you look closely at the core support, you will see it is notched at the top. The factory radiator is soldered to the brackets with them at a slight angle. It sets the radiator further ahead slightly on the drivers side for more clearance. These...

Sometime in the 70’s I bought a jobber signal replacement switch. About 7.95$. Still worked on the car when it was retired. Think it would still work today.

It's all in the hair and makeup.

Natalie Wood.

Best find on amazon yet that’s pretty cheap for as often as you use it it..