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I ditched gaskets long ago. High Temp RTV is all I use now.

Same here

Agreed

As far as metal shaving in the coolant go, you can slip a piece of panty hose over the inlet neck on the radiator, then install the hose. Bring the car up to temp, shut it off and let it cool down. Pop the hose off and all of the contaminants will be trapped in the panty hose. Then go out and...

Apparently not. Did they ever offer them ? I assumed you needed to transfer them over from the old ones.

Here is a set of brand new interior panels for a '70 Sport Fury, fresh out of the box for their glamor shots. Yes, you could still order them from SMS, but these are available now, not three years from now. Maybe. These were unused from a previous project and are in perfect condition. $700...

I'll contact my buddy and get all of the pertinent info, thanks Craig.

Trying to help a buddy out here. Is there any source out there for a (stock) Y pipe for a '76 New Yorker with a 400 ? I'm coming up wid nuttin'.

The booster (which was bad) that was in the car when I bought it was not correct. I bought the one in the car from Booster Dewey as it was all he had in stock and I didn't have the correct core to rebuild.

2 hours but who's counting :D I can do Dennys but only if they have beer. I'll be there Thur-Sun let me know when you're headed out Mario.

Still waiting for details on the "agreement". Personally, I think the State saw which way this was headed and decided to cut their losses. A rare win for us to be sure.

Sorry, didn't mean to muddy the waters. Anyways....the 300D convertible sold for $81,000

$ 40K and 4 days to go.

Follow along kids. Yeah, I know, it's a '58, but close enough. 1958 Chrysler 300D Convertible

Not to quibble, but those are idler arms, not pitman arms.

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Well, it's probably not the case here,but...... a number of years ago I bought a '69 Charger that had the same treatment, but in black. Upon closer inspection, it turned out they just covered over a PERFECT interior with that crap, preserving it for eternity. :thumbsup:

Hey buddy, I thought you'd be along eventually ! ...and yes, I'm glad it found a good home and yes, I'll be eternally sorry I sold it.

I know a guy..........

Nice Dave !