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Another, IMHO, "frustrating" sub-optimal decision by the "military industrial complex". Subject for another thread" about politics, spending, how careers are made/crushed in military, where these planes get made/designed and WHO votes there, etc.. I went to grad biz school with an F-16 pilot...

I worked with a guy who was a retired Marine pilot and he said that the government should have continued developing the A-4, like the F-15 has developed. It was light, extremely maneuverable, an extremely small radar cross section (less than 1 square meter clean - that is approaching stealth and...

And about of the train horn gun with remote and the Dewalt train horn... Well, that definitely sounds like something out of the ordinary! While it's always fun to imagine creative solutions, I think in this case, sticking to troubleshooting the actual issue with the controls might be the best bet.

Guess if there was a "Hall of Fame" for US military airplanes, the A4 would be there. Speed, size, cost, payload, range, maintenance, length of service, etc., Former CO of the Blue Angels explains why they picked A-4 to replace F-4. Source: Man on A Missile: Former Blue Angels CO explains...

Hello SportFury70. I’d love to watch the video you are referring to here about the Fury with a six pack carby setup. How do I find it? Thank you

Hi All My name is Kirk and I live in Sydney, Sustralia. I have a 1972 Fury Gran Sedan 4 door hardtop with the 400 ci engine that’s in almost new condition, and a 1971 New Yorker that’s in pretty rough shape and needs lots of work. The Yorker starts, moves and stops.

Go with craig@mobileparts. He is your man. I did his whole kit. Worth every dime, and a nice guy too.

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Call them they are pretty good on replacing stuff.

Who knows what happened to CE41K1C272065 ? Must have been a Newport Royal, given the K-code; the paperwork is for sale on eBay

Here you go: https://www.moparmall.com/WindShield-Wiper-Blades-3431465-p/801-329-(2-pack).htm I have them on Medina, my 1971 Monaco. See this post for more details, photos, links, and a summary of my experience with them.

Remove one of the steel lines connected to one of the rear brake cylinders and pump the brake pedal.

For arch matching the brake shoes to the drum I line the drum with stickum air file sandpaper and run the shoe around the drum. Yep, the old steering wheels are an expensive pain. So, like you, I fancied a nice leather wrap. I filled the cracks with resin. Then got a perforated leather cover...

Good thing too, I've decided on my next project. I was talking with a buddy that did late model racing a while ago, and he showed me how cheap used late model circle track cars are. Incredibly fast machines with top dollar motors that can outcorner supercars on road courses, and used, these...

I have absolutely 0 idea. The owner I bought it from got it from someone who passed away and all I was to was that it had "a cam in it". I can say that the engine does really start waking up once you pass 1800rpm. I find myself manually keeping it in 2nd often to keep the rpms up a little more...

looking for cover for the rear trays speakers to use in my 1972 fury wagon

I wouldn't buy them without consulting with them first. If they're absolute about standing behind them then that would be encouraging. I'm renovating and driving a dozen old cars and completely understand not using premium top dollar parts all the time. I do occasionally, but rarely, get a new...