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  1. SIPLOWGUY

    How's The Weather?

    Been very cold in southern NY but supposed to warm up this week.
  2. kowalski1970

    Welcome, OPAR

    Welcome from Virginia!!
  3. kowalski1970

    Welcome, Dinga

    Welcome from Virginia!!
  4. kowalski1970

    Welcome, jshook8686

    Welcome from Virginia!!
  5. IHChris

    Welcome, IHChris

    Thank you!
  6. kowalski1970

    Welcome, IHChris

    Welcome from Virginia!!
  7. kowalski1970

    New here, mainly because I bought some parts.

    Welcome from Virginia!!
  8. kowalski1970

    Welcome, nmuzz245

    Welcome from Virginia!!
  9. kowalski1970

    Welcome, Cuzz1976

    Welcome from Virginia!!
  10. kowalski1970

    Welcome, 70Furyous

    Welcome from Virginia!!
  11. kowalski1970

    Welcome, G-Tech

    Welcome from Virginia!!
  12. kowalski1970

    Welcome, Walkentall

    Welcome from Virginia!!
  13. fury fan

    The Parts Car '66 Monaco 500

    @ayilar will not do slabs. He's risk-adverse of being impaled on a non-collapsible steering column or something. :lol:
  14. P

    Plug n play headlight harness upgrade

    Funny mine has the relay but the lights still dim when pushing the brakes (?) It came that way, maybe the prev owner didn't do them right I dunno
  15. kowalski1970

    Welcome, DDHEMI426

    Welcome from Virginia!!
  16. kowalski1970

    Greetings from Wisco

    Nice collection of Mopars! Welcome from Virginia!!
  17. marko

    Coolest thing(s) I've seen in awhile.

    some AI tweaking perhaps ?
  18. fury fan

    NOT MINE 1969 Newport Coupe in Indiana

    I would like to see a closeup of how they arched this trim over the top of the quarterpanel. Perhaps that's what I meant instead of my prior questions.
  19. fury fan

    NOT MINE 1972 Dodge monaco sport coupe R/T $4,500

    Brought back to Illinois? Is that where it's from? :poke:
  20. fury fan

    New here, i just bought a 1971 fury grand coupe

    Yes, you need 2 of those springs, they keep the drive-rod from popping out. In all likelihood, the rod is a bit stuck in there at this point. In a pinch, you could use a hoseclamp or nylon ziptie whilst you search for the correct part. A similar type of part is used to hold the plunger rod to...
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