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Welcome from the central coast of Cal. I have a 500 as my project.

This is second of two images that I have of the car in action at the Mopar Action invitational at Maple Grove. I pumped up the floor jack a little higher to get more air underneath the front wheels for this picture (LOL) in which Hemi-itis took.

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That sucks... I hate salt... bad for the cars, bad for vegetation, rusty undercarriages suck to work on....

There is no other choice. Mohawk. The best. Made in USA. I wouldn't trust any other.

Several years ago the state and counties switched from sand to rock salt then came the brine. They still use the rock salt alot, but pre treat with brine ahead of forecasted snow and ice.

Classic Industries has a good selection of aftermarket wheels.

Here is the wrap up post info I made a few months ago- Sound is EXACTLY what I wanted. No more drone, no more vibrating interior pieces. Sounded good when floored. It was an hour and fifteen minute ride home so I got a decent feel for it. Well worth the time since this is the fifth car he’s...

Welcome, beautiful Coronet convertible. There are several members here from Germany.

Great suggestions, thanks! I need to figure out shipping for these. It requires me to get a fork truck to get it off the truck and I need to see how I can rent one or borrow one.

I had a Audi A8 in Wisconcin for one winter. I had a subscription to the heated car wash, which is a thing out there

Mine are uncovered in a heated garage, waiting for warmer weather.

In the 3 vidios the company that was grinding the lifters.

Earplugs.

I'm surprised they salt the roads in Iowa...Thought that was an east of the Mississippi thing... I know they did it in Chicago, three year old cars with quarter panels flopping in the wind.... Cars that I would never take out in that crap but to most people they were just cars...

Welcome to FBBO from Ontario. Good luck with your '65 Coronet project.

Hey I know, made 40 degrees today though. To much salt on the roads for a drive. Building is 50' so there is the short cruise. :lol:

Welcome from Alabama, nice R/T

The purpose of the material sticking to the metal makes the metal think/act like its thicker/heavier which is the process by which it lowers/dampens the resonance that is excited in your "drumhead" trunk floor. You could also use a pick up bed like heavy coating that would not allow moisture...

Wow I didn’t know about the altitude thingy. Great carb gets better!