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You gave me a wonderful birthday gift and are one of my dearest friends I've met on this forum in person. I promise you that if I'm blessed to be able to get another Mopar to go with the 572 I am determined to finish that my Roadrunner was ready to receive, YOU will get a ride!

The mesh on the sytock p/up has very small holes. It has to be a certain minimum diam so as to not cause a flow restriction. The aftermarket p/up has larger holes & can be a smaller area; down side is a lot of trash can get past the big holes....

Collision near DCA (Washington National) a couple hours ago, 2 aircraft in the Potomac. 1 Blackhawk with 3 on board, and a regional 2 engine jet with 60 passengers and 4 crew. Jet was on approach, approx 400 feet altitude and around 125 knots; Blackhawk was taking off. Moments before contact...

Thanks, but my "level" is hack at best. I did some searching on how to get to that shape, there's a lot of good tutorials out there. If I get this better, I'll keep you posted.

Holy $#@&, and whatever expletive you want to insert, I spent way too much time searching for just that item! This article never appeared. There's is pretty nice. I might see if they have more info or a 3d file to share.

That, good sir, is a typo. Lathe, I meant. Stupid phone keyboard...

I've been running kb162 pistons for over 25 years in my charger. When I rebuilt the top end in 21 they looked like new to me. Over 40,000 miles on them. It's always run well.

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I blast inner fenders and firewalls without issue, there are enough curves and contours to hold it in place...... if these areas do actually warp a little, I have never noticed if the car is together, you need to mask it up tight; once you got your ducks in a row, it's pretty fast and simple

Nice Job! I've been thinking about doing the same thing except for the fact I don't have a 3-d printer and it would take me literally light years to get to your level! I'd definitely be interested if you take this further!

Damn, now that’s a write up! Get smarter with Carter!

I drive this not as much as I should

Welcome from Alabama, 67 was a great year.

Mark, This is the most snow we've had in years. I haven't driven it in about 4 weeks, the longest it's ever just sat. Many moons ago I remember being in a t shirt in December working on a sea wall at my lake house. The next year we got 22 inches of snow in the same month. Our roads are clean...

Don't fret, the question sucked. :lol:

Right on. Here’s a Mopar magazine article on 3D printing where they actually printed that exact same ‘67 Plymouth knob. Gallery: 3D Printing Custom Car Parts At Home - Mopar Connection Magazine | A comprehensive daily resource for Mopar enthusiast news, features and the latest Mopar tech

I found the same for a seat cushion for my 1998 ram. Ebay sells them, they are very stiff. I removed them and found decent used ones from local you pull it yard.