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Thanks Bob for the detail.

Welcome to FBBO!

Two women carrying a Porsche 356 chassis outside the Porsche factory.

For Sale New black carpet for 1972 Dodge Charger. $100 plus shipping from11772 Thanks, Rick

My bet is it'll never leak. Still has 2 bolts holding it. You could braze the piece back on without worry of cracking. I'd braze it then run a stud in the hole. As far as strength? I've seen wedge blocks with the inner bolt bosses to accept Hemi heads that were brazed on. As well as lifter bores...

I got it one piece at a time And it wouldn't cost me a dime

I made that mistake initially on my 69 GTX, I drilled both sides to match. Fortunately i immediately seen the error of my ways and repaired my mistake while still in primer. If you use the same measurements on both sides, one emblem will be placed incorrectly because the pegs are not uniform...

Some weights to ponder: The Trickflow 240 heads weigh 5 lbs. more each than 440Source Stealth heads. The Trickflow Track Heat intake weighs 5 lbs. less than a Holley Street Dominator.

For Sale New 1972 Dodge Charger black headliner and bows. $100 plus shipping from 11772 Thanks, Rick

Welcome from the central coast of Cal.

Too low in the first photo for sure.

Welcome from Tennessee

The groove is caused by the check ball moving back and forth in the channel. This is a normal condition. As long as the hole where the ball seats is undamaged there will not be an issue. I build these by the dozen. Never had this condition cause an issue. Doug

It would cost so much to professionally repair, I would be looking for another block.

I even put it in the vehicles that have been parked for years. Also snowblower, boat tanks, if it uses gas it gets it.

Yes: I always thought it looked cool on the quarter panel. First thing I did when I had my 67 GTX painted. It may have been a bit of a GM thing though as it seemed to be a factory option on a lot of GM products in the 60's.

I was “instructed “ not to buy from Showcars