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If they've got a bowl in stock, and a carb place, they probably know what gaskets the bowl needs. CALL THEM ON A PHONE, don't order on line.

For an EGR valve?

Yeah my business used to donate to the local food bank extensively, both in time and material contributions. Then I found out the person in charge was pulling in $10k a month in wages. A bit disheartening when you think you are helping the needy.

I bet in this case it is more of a suspected re-body not theft but who knows?

But as you probably know body shops use used parts to repair cars every single day sometimes even clipping and re-bodying them.

With that article leading off with words like "suggesting", "maybe", and "estimating", I don't see any hard facts. I can imagine that the numbers from the food banks might exaggerate some claims over Statistics Canada to gain more donations.

Welcome Stang! We're a bunch of picture hounds on here

You should be sorry for your forum nickname, not that you're from Ohio. :lol: Welcome to the forum from Alberta!

Welcome from Ohio.

I also currently have that. But its been pretty well documented and known that Tremec uses an inferior and cheap sensor in their transmissions and my fix is using this, double seal and an interior seal to keep the cable crimp from leaking: Bowler - Tremec T-56 Magnum, TKX & TKO Mechanical...

It's been reported in the news for about a year now. New report says 1 in 4 Canadians may be living in poverty - National | Globalnews.ca Of course, you might not see the real stats being reported by the government-subsidized MSM. EDIT: It could also be pointed out that, according to the...

Nice seatbelts!

that looks better. is the paint code/part number on that 5150?

Metering block or bowl gasket or both? You want the teflon non-stick ones.

I keep hearing people say this ^^^^^ , but Tom Hoover , of Chrysler hemi fame , told us at a Chrysler seminar to run them 1/4 to 3/8'' off the bottom of the pan , and 3/8'' was perfect ......jfyi ..

I have a stock cable with a tremec on my 69 which is the same as a 70.

Gotcha. Yes. My new pan is windage baffled up top like any other 971 pan, but has a reservoir and trap door near the bottom of the sump.