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fairly common practice on a color change.......what does the engine bay look like?

Under the dash

Great…that’s what I thought:BangHead:. You know if someone starts or goes through a resto, why wouldn’t you do it like it is supposed to be!!! Obviously they spent time and money doing this. Fortunately the rest of the car is fairly accurate. Thanks, appreciate it.

I think P code meant double roller timing set. My 75 400 has that and its stamped with mopar part numbers, donor car was a highly optioned Cordoba

Very cool Hemi Charger R/T......can I have it?

Time for the RR to go on the lift, so I made the Fury a roller and put the body on. I will put it in the other shop for a few months. Thanks Pat

Thats OK, Polaroids give the 'feel' of the times. I like em! Thanx for posting

I agree. I maybe called lazy, but I like to do my research and do things correctly . This is to stop wasting time doing them again.

Go Tell the Spartans starring Burt Lancaster Vietnam 1964

I think I have one.... PM me your address & I send it to ya....

I hadn’t ever heard of it until we got one on the Mojave right after moving to Idaho a few years ago. I had to look it up and see if it was a normal thing. Nobody does that in my former state of California that I am aware so it’s new to me. Travis..

I have a 20 year old quad with a plow. My brother was here from Connecticut last week and got to help with the midweek snow. He was surprised at how well the quad worked. I bet he has one by next winter Travis..

Welll.... its not quite that simple... The 'popular' story is that this woman was visiting some kin in canada [with Georgia as I remember or some other American plate ] and some hosers were quite unkind to her. Really upset her, so her kinfolk suggested they go putter around and 'shake it off'...

I have a pic of my dad and his siblings sliding down the hill under the wires on the poles at the road. Dunno how much snow it was, but it was a lot. South Berwick Maine, around ‘50-‘52?? Travis..