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I know nothing about ordering push rods. :D

Studebaker became the first American car company to offer disc brakes as standard equipment on the Studebaker Avanti in 1963. Crosley and Chrysler made prior attempts in 1949, but reverted back to drums.

What's it look like today?

Well I probably buy more often than most because I’m also in software and for example when windows 11 came out I wanted to try it so I bought the cheapest HP laptop for that. Do you have a good HP or one of the cheap student ones? Those student ones seem to be terrible. I got to play with Win11...

I play with it, even sold cassette racks I printed on Etsy for awhile. Most recently I printed my dash panel in PLA to prototype it, planned to then have it printed in ABS but ended up using it as a template to cut up an ABS sheet. So it was indirectly used to create a part.

Okay, and why do you think the 1972 B-Body and E-Body K-Frame part number is different than the one for 1971?

So guys wanted to see the “survivor” road runner since pics are so easy these days, and the OP gets all surly and bent out of shape? Are all the GM guys this weird? They do use that survivor term fast and loose and in ways mopar guys don’t. Especially with corvettes.

Years before he was in The Monkees, Davy Jones acted in the 1963 Broadway production of 'Oliver!', playing the part of The Artful Dodger.

Off my foggy memory, I'd think just a 1972.

Value is important if you're buying or selling. Otherwise, enjoyment is most important.

To each, his own.

Seems like I remember that they have different values, but I am electrically challenged. Someone else will jump in tomorrow.

I was watching a video by Rocket Restoration last month and Tom said an early build car should have the 68 bullet style for the L31 option. He stated the smaller ones couldn’t been seen over the domed hood. That got me thinking about this again for first time in years. It would be helpful to...

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