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That's a great idea. Have the owner provide photos if he can. Frickin' thieves. Let me know if you need help.

Ok, so aside from the block being cracked and needing to be pin stitched together. I managed to get another Flexplate that substantially looks more beefier than the stock/silver aftermarket Flexplate. It's SFI 29.1 rated for 3 years, let's be honest, not that I have any intention on replacing...

A friend of mine's family member has a collection of mothballed Mopars stored in a warehouse in the high desert north of Los Angeles. Apparently 12 Barracudas have just been stolen. They have been in storage for decades. I believe they are all early models with the big back glass. Besides...

I checked today and must have given the one out to someone already. I remember someone from the mopar club asking about a year ago but didnt remember if they picked it up. sorry

Rattlecan restoration is going well. The cap matched well but it seems to turn out a little brighter than advertised. Close enough at least. I think it's finally getting welded in this weekend. For realsies this time. For what i've spent on spray paint, I should've just bought a compressor and...

Hello, Does any one have any tips on how to install the wiper motor cam bushing on the 79 300? it is 2 speed with no delay

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My compressor has been rebuilt, fresh 134A refrigerant installed & my mechanic has reviewed Chrysler Master Tech Serv Conference Bulletin 71-4 on Auto Temp-II & reports all equipment is operating correctly; yet still the AC does not produce cold air (blows warm air). We have located & ordered...

This car is in excellent condition for being 53 years old and only has 104,000 original miles! It has sat inside a shop since 1986 and due to the body being so tight, no vermin got inside to stink it up which seems you can never get rid of! Original paint shines so nice, body panels nice and...

Hyattsville, MD 1920

I'm also working on upper and lower control arms. I removed the outer shell on the lowers by using a chisel and hammer to fold the shell inwards, with a stack of close-fitting washers under it, then pressing on the washers from the other side, re-folding the shell as necessary. At one point I...

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I am, can't believe it took this long.

Ooh, ahh, 256 whole kilobytes of RAM! The things that impressed us back then (as I tap out this text on a checkbook-size device that runs in gigabytes). Those computer and hard-drive prices are lower than the dollar amount that I paid for my T&C—not even adjusted for inflation. I remember the...

Now marked SOLD. I'm not too surprised.

If you want to try it here is a video on just cleaning a mechanical clock it is basically the same process for any clock. The additional component you have to clean is the electrical contact point. I have learned you do not use sand paper, but a points file I clean mine first with a Q-tip and...

Katie Holmes

No I ended up sending it away. It only lasted a year. Before that I just cleaned mine and it ran the whole summer. I am going to do a quartz conversion and be done with it. I really feel like the issue is it winds itself every 3 or 4 minutes. It leaves a carbon deposit on the contact point. If...