Search results for query: *

But the op has efi, not a carb.

Stripped anodizing off a spare 66 tail pane that I’m going to finish out for my Satellite. Used lye pellets which is the best approach I’ve found. It’s in there somewhere. Forgot to strip some paint remnants out of the letters first. Lye won’t eat off paint. Now on to polishing.

Dug out some linkage parts from a storage container, out in the garage. What i have, is an original set of 1962-64 Max Wedge, and 1964-65 Race Hemi Carburetor, Manifold, linkage used on the crossram intake manifolds. And another set that is home made, from someone that i got it from, decades...

Aw man that's a shame. Thank you for the heads up! 6 hours could be do-able. Thanks Paulie!

Alice Eve from the Star Trek franchise. Very hot:monkeyleft:

Ouch! Sorry about that. Did you have any warning that something was going wrong?

I'm partial to Charlevoix Michigan myself! Six Hours. You won't want to leave!

NO.....ITS THE SAME......like asking how high is up....or why is there air......vacuum is the absence of air.....you could run a hose to the moon for some serious vacuum........ BOB RENTON

Traverse City is probably around 8 hours away from Chicagoland. I’ve never been there but hear it’s beautiful. Though Traverse City itself is said to be OK, the area around there is a disaster area now. A terrible ice storm a month ago heavily damaged most of far northern Michigan.

:rofl:

Mario be like ....

I got tired of the fuel hard line seeming to be in the way of everything and finally switched it for an AN hose.

12 hours taint too bad. It takes us 10 to get to the boundary waters in Minnesota for our yearly trip in September. With a little bit of planning, it might just work for next year. Lets talk towards the end of the year...

I don’t know…. Hence my thread. Thought manifold vacuum and carb vacuum were 2 different things…. Manifold and ported vacuum, what’s that?

No worries! I appreciate you chiming in! Ill take a gander at the area and see. It's a good first step.

Those are definitely the same decals. And the bumpers are blacked out too. So based on that, I’d say there are at least two Magnum Force Magnums still in existence. I’m not sure on the whole story on the spoilers. I’ve heard they were factory, or maybe they were a Direct Connection bolt on...

LOL... only a 12 hour drive! and then we do the back lakes.. LOL. I am serious if you can ever make it work! We have LOTS of neighbours from Michigan and Ohio on the island close to ours.

I was in love with the 58 Edsel at 7 years old and begged my dad to take me to the dealer to get a friction model......

I believe that your "pressure" switch is actually the alignment wedges Mopar 1971-1974 B-Body Plastic Spring Loaded Hood Alignment Wedges

If I had that mode of transportation, I'd be there by tomorrow with steaks in hand!! lol