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customer supplied or it was the part number that matched from your supplier? wonder if the supplier or customer got the wrong part. I bought the gas-a-just for a 67 fury from rockauto, and the shocks were the same size and everything. A few of us down under (and some on these forums too) have...

Did you ever get around to installing central locking? Been thinking about how much I actually use that in my car without even thinking about it. Would also be a neat little project while I wait for Firm Feel to upgrade my steering box.

LOL, 10/10 business name. Reminds me of this:

On my 67 I mounted mine right beneath that hole. Car had no AC and I figured I'd just route the refrigerant lines elsewhere so I picked that spot since it was perfect with the bottle I bought. Dunno if your washer bottle can sit flat against the radiator support if you rotated it 180°, then see...

I did this a while back, as per that thread, drilled a hole through the spot weld then had the guys in the workshop split it apart. Now it's easily serviceable.

That...is actually a really good idea. Gonna do that right now to my police hubcaps...those definitely weren't cheap.

Probably a case of magnum fatigue. every classic car seems to have them so it just gets boring.

Well I see that Dodge Rams still use a steering box, right up to last year (unsure about 2025 models). Although that might not be a good comparison because truck steering boxes would likely be different to car steering boxes. or maybe they might be closer to our C body boxes than I think...

I wonder, how do modern steering boxes from the factory (not the aftermarket offerings like Firm Feel, Borgeson etc. that we like to upgrade to here) compare to the steering boxes from 60s passenger cars? Do they still have problems with center numbness/slop/play, lack of feel etc. etc. Mind...

Gah, I forgot yet more things you'll need - Edelbrock #1481 - this adapter allows their carbs to work with mopar throttle cable setups. Been a while, I think I got mine off Amazon because again, best price. Optional: Edelbrock #8003 - I only say optional because I was able to juuust make the...

Happy to help. I forgot yet another thing - I bought my AVS2 via Amazon - as much as I don't like being a Bezos enabler, they had the cheapest price of anyone selling the 1906, cost me around 750 aud.

I forgot to mention - any aussies that need a 1/2 inch phenolic spacer, check this one out - only 20 bucks including gaskets, nuts and studs + 15 bucks shipping.

Hehe thanks. I need to take a more recent pic of it though, with the freshly replaced brake lines, master cylinder and everything engine-wise buttoned back up, I have to admit it looks pretty nice now, definitely nicer than that pic. I think the runners are very similar lengths between the two -...

Wow...that's actually really good for a barge that size too...great news for me as I plan to daily my 67 in Sydney lol. And +1 with what Gerald and CBODY67 say - the AVS2 is great, I got the 1906 model with electric choke on mine: It's only a 4 bbl when the secondaries open up, which won't...

Oh dear you're right...their youtube channel has a facebook link that points to a non-existent page lol. I posted a comment on their latest video asking if they had any email address at all...although I'd be surprised if they ever replied.

I was only joking. meant to be a king of the hill reference lol. But I don't think I've ever seen butane used as a refrigerant in any automotive (or any) cooling application.

It wouldn't have butane in it would it? Butane's a bastard gas.

Just keep in mind that the non-refrigerant grade stuff like that is good for a quick fix, but if you want long term use and don't want to increase the chances that you need to rebuild the entire system, just fork out extra for the proper refrigerant. Only stressing this because I feel like this...

Why wouldn't it?

Yep, systems designed for R134a from the get-go are sufficient given that they were designed as such. The issue is retrofitting R12 systems, which is where HC-12 shines. Some people use propane straight out of a bbq gas tank, and while it does work, it's really not recommended because a) it's...