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This one was turbine bronze also. We are practically neighbors too. I am quite a bit behind you on progress though.

If you find a mic, don’t key it up without having a cb antenna attached. I don’t recall specifics but it can damage the radio.

Did you install the top yourself?

Not sure what would be the best section to post in. I think a lot of people are like me and just click on the "What's new" bar so you see all the new stuff regardless of subject. SuperBeeMike's thread is really informative though and seems to be pretty much in line with what you are...

I would start here... B Bodies and Road Courses - My Super Bee Setup

So, I just went out and grabbed some crappy pictures of what was on my 68 Coronet R/T when I got it. The brackets in your pictures are what were on my car, even down to the cast "3022". My bars however are 24" center to center (and slightly bent from a p.o. running over who knows what). Also...

I exchanged emails with a helpful guy named Chuck at Traction Masters in November of 2022, using the email address of [email protected] . Is that the address you tried? Also, do you happen to know what model number fits your 62 or if it is the same for a 68?

I probably wasn't clear. The electrician just put a plug where I wanted it and ran 8 ga. to the plug. In conversation he mentioned that some people fail to run large enough wire which he said could be bad for the motor. The part about not running a plug at all came from websites/instructions...

Lots of good info here, but to be fair, a lot of it is ignoring that torredcuda is looking in the $1,000 price range. I just went through this after my 80gal., 5 hp Tractor Supply compressor got a rod knock. Kits for the pump weren't cheap. The pump itself was listed for more than the price...

Raining like that here too. I still went out to the shop but somehow got to messing around with some old Coleman lanterns that I seem to collect without intending to. Have three running on the roof of the Coronet right now that weren't running when the weather was nice, so I guess that's...

But how do you really feel about dog dish hubcaps?

That looks like what is on my 68 pictured above. I didn't recall the plate with the two holes for the safety chains so I just went out and looked. It is there, just beneath and behind the bumper. Wonder if it was a Mopar accessory or aftermarket.

Exactly.

As a fan of Corvairs, I remember an issue of the Corvair Society of America (CORSA) magazine, years ago, that had pictures of member's personalized license plates. The best was "FUN ADER".

Yes, they do take the earth's curvature into consideration if the building is long enough, which admittedly is rare. Look it up. If you want a shortcut, look up Linear Accelerators or the International Linear Collider.

Happy Birthday Devil Dogs!

I've only had one back surgery and am trying to avoid another, so I don't know your level of pain. I wish you all the medical miracles that can possibly happen for you. As far as muscle cars not working anymore due to physical limitations, maybe there is a happy medium. What about a Mopar...

Not sure about the Midgets, but on the MG B models when they added the rubber bumpers, they also had to raise ride height to comply with the new bumper laws. I only owned early MGB's so I can't say if it had much of an effect on handling or not, but I bet it didn't improve it any.

Almost any round, out of almost any firearm, placed center mass, at close range in a residence will do the job. In reality, a bad guy facing a muzzle blast from any firearm is likely to reevaluate what he is doing even if you don't hit center mass. The big decision is whether to own a firearm...

A really clean 66 Coronet 500. Had one in high school and I kinda miss the ugly old thing.