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One of my favorite shows when I was a kid. No wonder I got in so much trouble! That was good T.V., no drugs, no shooting, no protests, just good clen fun. Growing up I had an old couple that lived next door and I would go next door and visit all the time. They had a Grandson that would spend the...

I just got back from a 120 mile cruise, car ran great. The heat sink and the module were 139 degrees, won't get any cooler than that unless it is moved out of the engine bay. I believe operating temps of 200 degrees is normal for them. Another thing that kills the modules is leaving the...

Nos 1970-71 440 Carburetor solenoid and bracket. It is part number DR1114447 with bracket and wire. Correct for B and E bodies. This was removed a long time ago from an nos carb. It does have some light oxidation. It would be excellent for a survivor type car as is or a very nice restored driven...

There is a certain amount of end play involved (axial movement).....between the drive shifting fork and sliding starter drive assembly (aka Bendix); axial clearance between the shifting fork solenoid and the shifting fork; and axial movement between the starter drive and the end of the starter...

My wife liked this till the ending.

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There most certainly was an NHOA. It was very strictly a hemi-only club and enjoyed big success in its' time; there is a "reunion" of former club members at the MoParty this September scheduled. There was SIAC (Special Interest Auto Club), MMCI, the AAR/TA Club.... the usual human stresses...

Not Incredible Voyage, a dark movie of abduction, blackmail and plastic surgery to restore youth and change identity. This scene is the final, and it's shear terror.

$700 for both Or $475 Engine $225 Transmission

Still available

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Used could buy U-bolts for them....just had to drill out the threads in the yoke and push in the u-bolts.

Vary well just wipe and go, it will leave a puddle and you just wipe it up and no stain to worry about.

I used a sealer called REZ on the recommendation from the Mason who poured the floor (friend). I sprayed it on after waiting a few weeks- BE CAREFUL, INHALATION HAZARD!!! It has lasted 20 years, some of the gloss is gone, easy oil clean up, but really good stuff. It never really was slippery...

Looks great, that's what mine looked like after sealer also, how does the Ballistic hold up to oil spills?

Bud - Linda was the local (Northern California?) chapter president of the old Mopar Muscle Club International (MMCI) in the '80s. I met her when I was running around out in your neck of the woods in my '70 GTX in '83. I was living with my brother in Santa Clara at the time. Linda was a real...

My Charger has a Dana Rear End in the car. I thought about putting an 8-3/4 in I already built it

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