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Hi Gang, While readjusting a few things on the front of my 68 Charger I had to cut the L bracket from the inner fender to the radiator support (66-68) free from the inner fender. I must have welded the snot out of it when I initially welded them together since I destroyed that part of the inner...

Have lots of Mopar linkages Ask questions if needed

Congratulations to 'cuda20' (FABO) and 'cuda20' (FABO) for correctly picking the Darlington Pole winner, #24 William Byron. Each earned the -1 bonus point for their correct pick.

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I won’t lose it I am cautious about original Parts! Thanks!

Have a beautiful 63 Plymouth dash , $450 obo in painesville Ohio

The Lun-class ekranoplan (also called Project 903) is a ground effect vehicle (GEV) designed by Rostislav Alexeyev in 1975 and used by the Soviet and Russian navies from 1987 until sometime in the late 1990s. Lun-class ekranoplan - Wikipedia

I use to watch 142 of those green bottles a minute come through an annealing oven in another life....

It's done every week, just nobody asks or talks about it. Post #3 pointed the right direction....

Sorry I haven't gotten back to this, I have found when I replaced the housings with repop assemblies that they are functioning the same way no park lights in park or headlights on, but when I put power to terminal u at bulk head with fused power probe I get feed back and dim running lights...

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I'm guessing this question gets asked periodically and no one wants to hear it? LOL

I have a Charger 68 housing with 11 x 3 rear brakes.

Yes. But I ended up exchanging the 40111 (1.5 ohm) for another Pertronix 44011 (0.32 ohm). After a bunch of reading last night, it seems that it should work ok with the HEI module and no ballast resistor. The reading also suggested that the 1.5 ohm coil would shorten the life of the module. I'm...

Adjusters operate off the rear shoe if the memory is correct.

You mean is the car going again? Sadly no, my stepdad says that was a “one and done” thing because the previous owners of it went to the show last year for the very first time :rolleyes: :BangHead:. I’m conversing with Ed (who runs the Carlisle show) and I’m trying to convince him to do a “60th...

That's fairly cheap for a restored box. I sold an Air Grabber before Christmas, that needed a fair amount of work, for $900 Cdn.

Not often seen on cars....don't lose it. :thumbsup: