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Cat model on top of a Dodge car engine with a tree background [Josefina Torres] Author: Caula, Francisco "Tito" Location: Venezuela Year: ca. 1970 Format: Plate 12 x 9.5 cm Topic: Advertising

Dont own anything. Looking to build a 71 challenger for my old man. He had to sell his 26 years ago when I was born, so i was looking a place to ask questions about restoring one in time for his 60th birthday. (Also his retirement day). Not much going on now but I'm sure you'll catch me in a...

I am working on my full restoration 1968 convertible GTX. I live in California so really no rain and I will not be driving in the rain. I do not like the stock windshield wiper full assembly setup - the motor assembly is just too big in the engine compartment and the mechanism to connect the 2...

It certainly seems to have an identity crisis? I believe that is "500" style lower paint, but with "440" style side-moldings? It has R/T badging, but it also has 'something' where "Coronet-500 or -440" would go on the fender? No visible head rests (or front seats even) but my Spidey-senses are...

they won't let me

If the 65 is like the 64, it should have the old style 2 straps for bolts.

From my Great Uncle Charlies Diary the boys celebrating Anzac Day at the front 25th April 1916

You can substitute the regular high jets using the standard height jet...just use the three step metering rods and metering rod cover plate and step,up piston. The mixture calibration may change slightly but its not the end of the world. Remember....don't just COMPARE diameter...

@Charles Cook wants to know if you'll sell him that sofa.

PN sent, thanks

giant dog toilet or giant dog toilet?

Looks great & thanks for all the detailed photos & link from the other tread about windows Not sure how I missed this one

Don’t forget to get quality top soil for the lawn.

not by myself, but I'm trying

Wow, outstanding. So glad I asked. I might even have one of those around, they are typical replacement for '60s Mercedes.

As a lot of members have already stated , it comes down to how well you have the carb tuned. People that have had a VS and then throw on a DP and say it was like a hole new car... chances are that the VS carb just wasn't tuned correctly. They threw on the DP and it was probably set up closer...

Those markings on torque wrenches are hard for old eyes to read. :poke: 55 N-m is 41 lb-ft 55 lb-ft is 75 N-m

My 67 coronet has a fuel cell in the trunk that I want to remove. When I open the filler door there is a pot metal piece attached to the quarter but the connection to the trunk floor is missing. Anyone know what this piece is called and is there a seal to where it gies through the floor?