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I'm sure others have more info on this, but my '63 had an inline filter in one of the lines to the cooler in the radiator. Might look there. Lindsay

Losing a parent is very difficult, but they live on in our memories. Cherish the good ones and share them with friends and family. God Bless you and yours. Lindsay

Long story from my dim past, I had a '54 Chrysler with a 331, AFB and Powerflight had that bolt on cooler. That car was "dropped in my lap". Had been totaled, but if I had it now......... Lindsay

I salvaged a sway bar for my 66 Fury from a car in a junk yard. Measure carefully before removing anything. Make a diagram showing the correct location for the brackets. I cut the brackets off with my angle grinder with a thin cutting wheel. I powered the grinder with a small portable generator...

Spoke with Gene today at the Atlantic Nationals in Moncton. He is helping in chopping a 40 Ford 2 door. Still active and "on the ball". He is an inspiration to us all! Lindsay

The videos and downloadable versions are on mymopar.com. This is the same site that has the FSM availible for free download. Click on "Master Tech Service Film Library", then click "By Model Year". There you will find "Powerflite and Power Steering" and "Powerflite, Power Steering & Brake...

mymopar has 2 service videos and print bulletins on the -56 power steering box. They show worm shaft bearing adjustment proceedres and might be helpful. Lindsay

Later boxes have the adjusting screw on the top to set the preload on the sector shaft bearings, and a large lock nut on the rear (around the input shaft) which can be loosened to allow adjustment of the preload on the worm gear bearings. I have no info on a '56 box, but if you have a FSM, you...

Been a long time, but looks like the ones on my 63 Windsor. I think? Lindsay

This may be a stupid question, but how did you restore the dash pad at home? Method, material, equipment?? Any info would be appreciated. Pictuers and/or video would be phenominal!! Thanx, LC

Is the photo in post #57 your engine? If so, it appears well oiled. Depending on the type/weight of oil used, the temperature of the engine when it was shut off and how long it sat before removing the valve covers, rockers can appear "dry". Sliding the rockers on the shaft or starting the engine...

Did you drive the car home, or trailer it? In either case, you have a great project there. I wish you many years of fun!! Thats what this hobby is about-FUN! Enjoy and keep us posted. Lindsay