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I like it. I gotta agree with the cop car wheels.
I will admit I do not know this man. But I noticed a lot of dual pot master cylinders on the pre 67 cars. So I assume he drives a lot of these...
Holly shit. I was posting while you where putting the Galaxie pics up I guess. Now I gotta clean up the drool.
Damn thats some nice stuff. Looks like a fun day.
Post away I like them.
How the hell did you get the idea I thought the metal to metal was going to be a problem with what I posted? Maybe you should read it again before...
I wouldn't worry about. I havn't done any in a few years but I bet I probably used something for lube over time with no ill afects. I would think...
Valvoline has the addative in it all ready.
Short answer Midgets are smaller 4cyl cars. Sprints are 8 cyl and about 800 HP.
What a tease
I like the wagon a bunch. While I'm not a big Covette fan that is a real waste of that one.
I have seen pics of that wagon before somewhere. Probably here.
I agree with spooledup. I've built a bunch of Mopars and never pre oil them. Thats what your assembly fluids are for. Its really only seconds...
You must of really been bad. I got my hands slapped the other day and I can still get in there. lol.
We have them at our parts store. But we are a independant store not one of the large chain stores.
No problem not bustin your chops just saying.
That T-Bird has been posted on the HAMB before. Probably in this thread.
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Thats probably the same one we seen at the Mopar Nationals in Columbus Oh in the late 90's. Sure does sound wierd running.
Man thats a solid old Mopar where did it live its younger years?
I'm a Ford & Mopar guy. I go every year and have a great time just looking. On the off chance I do find something car part wise its a good day. I...
How could you ruin a wagon?
I see we are having a language problem here but we can get by. I am at work with bearing books I think you are wondering what oversizes are...
I don't fully understand your question either but it woud help to know what kind of motor we are talking about also.
This is a flash of the past to me. A guy that became a friend later in life had one just like this when I was 14-15 years old and made a very big...
I have to question the tranny linkage. Unless the motor is mounted solid I think the flex in the mounts is going to shift the transmission.:eek:
The rebuilder that does our stuff for the store does not like the Ford 1 wire conversions. He says that the Ford alternator is not as easy to set...
My uncle had a set back in the early 70's that I use to borrow. They where from Sears. Damn nice ramps back then.
I like the Merc. [IMG]
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