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Don’t forget Midge. Dang, I can’t believe that I even know this stuff…

as mentioned just normal factory sloppy casting. I personally try and take a die grinder and clean up and round over castings like that when I have an engine all apart helps relief stress risers in the part under load. Of course, I have been wrenching on cars for 50 years and have only seen a...

Check out RC's solution: crank, crank, crank, crank, crank, crank, crank.................

I agree, it's too low for my tastes--especially in the rear.

Welcome from the province next door. :) :canada:

That barn find must've been a real barn-burner...

Probably not a popular option, doesn't really enhance the looks of the car.

It's ok, it was fully intact at one point, recently took out the back bench to see how badly rusted things were.

Hey, where did Randy (Ghost Rider) go? He’s not even listed as a member here any more.

I have never seen this bumper rubber strip protector in person:

Every girl in the Archie comics looked identical, just different hair. Except for Big Ethel. :lol:

304 stainless steel

I’ll have to call Hagerty and maybe get another rep to explain the quote. I’m 40 miles from Orlando or any city.

What cam and heads are you thinking of? And what is it going in? May be time for another thread!

That's good work! Glad to help!

There's lots of movie cars that I like but the Challenger in Vanishing Point is probably my #1.

Make sure it’s not T409 stainless that will rust.

Got a remote mirror done. Not sure I can save the stainless trim or the center rim. Might need to go another route on those. Any idea on replacement bulbs? Couldn’t read numbers after the extraction process…lol