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Beautiful car....fins be damned. Americana defined for that era. Enough sheetmetal to build two cars of today.

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Go to Todd: Home - Todd's Restorations He should have all the parts and info you need. Great to work with.

Same diff.

I have one of those signed by Mr. Norm himself.

Thanks to all for all the Happy Birthday wishes. I hurt my left ankle a week ago and today was the first day I could get a shoe on that foot and hobble around, even though that wasn't a great accomplishment, it made my day along with all the Birthday wishes. THANKS!!!

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If it was a race car with a stick and twelve inch slicks, that's what I'd recommend too. I've got a four inch aluminum shaft with billet yokes and 1350s on both ends, in my 14"slick transbrake car. "Spirited" street driving doesn't need it. Unnecessary expense.

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https://www.forbbodiesonly.com/moparforum/threads/66-67-instrument-panel-light-bulbs-led-equivalent.296660/ I used superbright LEDs https://www.superbrightleds.com/about-us

You definitely don't want to run a "big cap" GM HEI on a big block. They don't do well canted at an angle. That's part of the reason Olds and Chevy were the only GM's that made it past the mid-70's when HEI came out across the board. Too many problems with the canted distributors in Buicks...

one of the few jobs I had early on was in a eurocar resto shop......... rich girl and her boyfriend were into Porsche's and her Daddy opened up a shop for them. I had worked under the boyfriend at another shop prior and he drug me along for the ride. Anyway, she was a bit of a snob....... I...

Looking for sources for gas tank for a '64. Many on-line vendors show a 15 gal tank, which we all know is not correct. Any suggestions?? Thanks

Multi layered coats are insulation, and insulation works both ways.

I don't know about you guys, but I grow a full head of hair. I have kept it cut real short for a long time. As soon as it gets long enough for all of the hairs to kind of lay over together (about 2 weeks usually) I get unreasonably hot, even in cold weather. A deer or other fur bearing mammal...

Why not just go 1350 and be done with it?

And why exactly?

I also wonder how my Newfoundland would survive in a warmer climate. He loves the snow.