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I was brought home from the doctors' clinic in one of these: I've always had a soft spot for AMC stuff. Probably a birth defect. :-)

Ok, I'll say it then: I never have and I never will.

Locate the "Search" box on the top right of any FBBO page and type in "TTI". Sit back and be prepared for hours of reading fun. :thumbsup:

Based on actual market conditions: 1967 Dodge Charger Base | Hagerty Valuation Tools

Make mine a 1977 Cherokee Chief 2dr 401 4x4 "wide wagon".... Find an un-rusty one and it's a friggin mint to buy.

Virtually indestructible engine. I'd love to have another, but in 4wd. 2wd is pretty useless around here.

:praying: :praying:

This. Fred (440) has a 26" thick as hell Griffin radiator and a factory shroud and the filter comes out like Dad shows here. Never an issue - I use an old piece of cardboard box like he's showing, whatever's handy out of the garbage.

Gotta love it when a surgeon says "I don't need to see you anymore". I know I do! :thumbsup:

[email protected] Typically, he's always been good about communicating with me via that email...

:praying: for you and your family, first off. Nothing more important than that.... Good luck with the sell of what looks like one hell of an impressive engine. :thumbsup:

Greetings and CONGRATS, Gary! Glad to see you're still with us and that you're doing well in life. Yes, these cars are ongoing hobbies - they're never quite finished, no matter what anyone says. :)

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I can attest to this. The Dakota starter that came with Fred 13 years ago has been through 3 440's and countless gas re-priming exercises after the car has sat a while and lost fuel in the carb. Amazing unit. That rascal throws over the 440 like it's nothing and takes the abuse - and it's a reman!

@Geetex

You, apprently...