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This is a common thing with Clearcoat, which is why I don't like it.

Torque Thrust Ds, the only way to go!!!

The largest fighter of WWII, and one of the most beautiful birds to every fly! Fought in three wars! WWII, Korea, and Vietnam.

Those American Motors red rings are available to purchase.

Didn't know what you meant by wavy? From what's left of the factory paint and striping on my Son's '73 X, I thought it looked just like yours. Now I see the difference.

I have a 1957-8 Olds Valve Trombone. I bought it in 1974 so that I could play in my High School Jazz Band (Stage Band). Played it for my two grandsons two weeks back; was surprised I could! Have not played (regularly) since 2011. Picture is old, from 2009. That's my Son, Jerry, with the...

Ha!! I bet the guy in the KC that filled it had fun!!

Stripes look great, by the way!!

Was this car an X? I don't remember.

There's some nice cars in these pages! I have never named any of my cars, for the same reason I don't refer to them as "he" or She," they are not alive. I do not Anthropomorphize mechanical things, nor my pets. For instance, if I had a male dog, I would not refer to his "manhood," as he has...

No, too small.

I agree with your comment about the MPG, but not the Thermoquad. Barf!! Get an Edelbrock RPM intake and 650 cfm Eddy Carb from Summit.

I have a set of 4, from my '70 Newport. They are in California so it would be expensive to get them to Ohio. Here they are on the car; thought I had a picture of them off, sorry.

I use these, and have had good luck with them. Don't let the part number confuse you, this is for a 383. Look at the specification list. 1965 CHRYSLER NEWPORT Proform Parts 440-427 Proform Mopar Licensed Electronic Distributor Conversion Kits | Summit Racing

Beautiful lenses! 300s did not use these as their lenses were in the grill.

There are differences in the steering column, ignition location and function, side marker lights instead of reflectors, and other minor areas. I would try to find the correct one, but that's me.

I realize with the end of the war there's no need for these anymore, but it still seems such a waste. I know Boeing tried to sell the B-17 as a commuter plane. Didn't catch on.

That's what I said, April 1, 1970.

I've been an AMC fan for years! I've never heard the Gremlin being referred to as 1970 1/2. I know they were introduced on April 1, 1970, so the latter half of the production cycle, but have never heard them called this. If so, then the '70 Vega and Pintos should be called that too. They're not.

I especially liked the picture of the coil wire.