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Concrete truck is a commercial booth. Some of the other jewels looked better in photos than in person.
I just stumbled across this post. They did manage to get the Stude to 200 in 2012. I believe the Ford is going to be at the world of wheels next...
The building where our local World of Wheels show is held requires that each car has less than 1/4 tank of gas. I'm guessing that stimpy's "drop...
I stopped by at the last two and I just saw that there is another one planned for this weekend. Not sure I'll make it to this one, my heater core...
Kinda looks like the hood ornament on 46-48 Plymouths.
There was also a thread on the P15-D24 site where someone looked into using the earlier arms on a 46-8 Plymouth. The hole spacing where it mounts...
On most cars when a light burns out the flash rate increases (less load). I'm surprised that yours is going faster with increased load....
The "Cavalier" rack is used in Cavaliers, Sunfires, and Grand Ams of that vintage. I find it hard to believe that they are all crushed in your...
Sorry but this part is dead wrong. The load on the switch itself will is a result of the current passing thru the switch (which is the same in...
I'll be there starting Wednesday night (marking the floor).
Plymouths were available with either leaf or IFS suspensions for the front in 1934. The PE and PF had IFS and the PG had leafs.
Morrisman, Are you sure it isn't a copper alloy? Copper alloy is the cunifer / copernic, etc. discussed above as being superior to straight copper.
Looks good Nick.
My car has a later column but I was able to swap clusters without removing the dash. The cluster is held in by the bright indicator on the top...
...and fastcar1953's first link proved me wrong about the code being indented.
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