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Join me in welcoming @Bradley Sherman to FCBO.

i see future restomod/sleeper here (at least thats what i would do with it) :D

It did not, but it will. Vintage luggage is easy to locate AND on the cheap.

No that corner is where I did a repair. It was all dented in so i straightened, sanded through the grades and then put a bit of polish on to see how it would come up it

Join me in welcoming @foreforty to FCBO.

Well here is my dirty secret that will impress nobody.... The 69 imperial 2dr is hands down my favorite fuselage. It's first and it's sleek. Coming from 68 it's a new level. However... the rear glass let's me down in a way that is unmatched in any other Chrysler. They are just a total fail...

Late to the game here. But, strike the nut with a sharp chisel on every side you can get to so as to expand it. It will come off easy.

I've alway thought on could sum up dating by her roles. The girl you want to date: The good looking fun Carrie from Smokey and the Bandit or cute Gidget. The girl you wind up dating: The Catholic nun Sister Betrille from the Flying Nun The one you wind up marrying: Sybil

First registration to Finland (Finnish Transport and Communications Agency Traficom) was 6/19 2023. Insurance for this car has been purchased 3/17 2023. New top and windshield, 440 + 727.

Not all options are coded on a fender tag. The general rule of thumb is things that get coded on a tag usually mean you had to punch a hole (tachs, antennas, moldings), weld or attach a bracket (consoles, auto pilot), cowl or dash modification (a/c, rally dash) radiator support opening width...

there is but I have been here before. just a suggestion. you can also look down the carb when its idling and look if any drips are coming out the secondary venturi's you can also grab that thumb at idle and try to twist it closed youself and see if you hear a change in idle. sometimes the...

I had a 64 New Yorker hub machined out to the next size race. It was a tiny bit oversize race. Got it and the bearing from Grainger. The whole labor/part deal was about $40. An unobtanium new/used hub was $$$$$$$$$$$$$$ when located. Screw that. And the hub and drum are machined as one piece. A...

Look in the Order Guides in the "Library" at www.hamtramck-historical.com to see what the S13 option involved on Imperials. Might just be heavy-duty shocks. NOT dealer-installed. Congrats in the find! You might be surprised at how well the old Chrysler acrylic enamel paints can clean up and...

It's not hate it's wonderment.. I have been waiting for an explanation since I was 9... We had the green fridge, stove, dishwasher, phone and I had green shag in my room. Green dishes.. I'm not sure if it was a hangover from 10 years of "experimenting" kind of a long time to experiment in my...

Is there not a spring wound around the secondary throttle shaft to keep the secondaries closed? Usually is on Carters and similar, from what I've seen. Might be out of sight, but it's there. IF the secondaries are cracked open more than a certain amount (as the Holley 4bbls are, as they have...

Might sell it into a state that doesn't check/inspect the car. My state doesn't if you have the title. The buyer would then in good faith install the correct "lost/reproduction" vin number on the car.

I recently passed on a triple pickle and it weighed on my alot. One owner car. Of course to help me get over in true tramp fashion I have since drug home two more C's and one is you guessed it a triple pickle.... It's going to be single pickle if I can figure out what goes with a green...

I don't remember if I sent this picture to @ayilar, but here is this car fender tag:

THERE IS A "thumb" on the carb linkage that press's the secondaries closed. some times it needs to be tweaked so that the "finger" on the primary forces that thumb up and holds the secondary closed tight. you may have to hold the carb wide open (engine off) and bend that thumb so the finger...

Reminds me I sold a 56 International to a guy on the East Coast on Ebay 20 years ago.. He paid immediately. He was going to drive out and get it. I was like, 2900 miles one way? Aren't you going to drive past a lot of cornbinders on the way out her? He said he wanted to go on a road trip and...