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As for the spun cam bearing, Triple Pickle indicated some uneasiness about the installation in the first place... what was up? Misaligned oil hole or spot rubbing? One person asked if just that individual bearing could be replaced. Answer - no, you have to purchase a complete set, and all...

Who was "Mr. STP"? Cool outfit, haha.

Beautiful car. I remember when this one was moved out of its barn / bramble thicket years ago. Sounds like some chicanery on the judging. Are they feeding the judging points through a Dominion machine? haha....

Far out. I'm not a member on any of the other "FXBO" sites but perhaps its progress will be shared on FBBO....

@sixpkrt I'm curious about the Hurricanebird, as in what exactly happened (aside from it being pushed out by crashing waves). Did you rap with the owner by chance? I wonder if it was completely submerged, how much corrosion did it suffer, and did all the fluids leak out, etc.... And, thanks for...

Awesome photos, thanks for sharing. The Hurricane'd Superbird reminds me of this 1970 Fury III that made the rounds a while back....I seem to recall that the owner is/was a member here?

Or derbied.... :)

I'm sure that exists, somewhere. Derby threads be like the politics topics...one should have to enable viewing, otherwise the default will be whistling while looking the other way....

At least some of the derby guys will get a place to live out of the deal....:poke:

I remember this one. Why didn't you just keep it and drive and enjoy it? Put some dog dish caps on it, fix the roof, and away ya go...

This thread is turning into what I would describe as "car ****"....haha

DY2, my favorite code !

I've heard that Hydrogen peroxide is a good cleaner for fungus, but there are other mold cleaners out there too (besides bleach). You might consider removing the seat covers and treating the foam too depending on how deep the growth is. Once it's infested and the right conditions happen again...

Looking good! And nice shop!

Are you keeping the puke mat? haha... Pictures please to keep this thread going...

Did that come from U-Haul?

Reminds me of some of the scenes in Walking Tall with the '72 Polaras..... identical looking countryside.

Your rag holder doubles as license plate censorship duty....or vice versa.....

Wow, looks great. Thanks for the info on the Crystal Clear, that looks like a legitimate product. I had used just the low-end clear epoxy called Enviro-tex lite "Pour-On" that I got at the hardware store. The website says that the 202 is for 1/16" to 1/2", while the others are for thicker...

I used a clear pourable epoxy to restore the emblems on my NYB. After two years in the sun, its surface discolored and turned brown. If you park your car indoors, it'll probably be fine...not sure what else would work. The original plastic didn't hold up either.....