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Merry Chrisrmas! Saw a waning moon over the eastern horizon accompanied by a bright star near its upper right corner just this morning at 04:00 AM, December 25th!

This it? 1965 Chrysler newport

On November 7, 2018 I made a post on page 1 of this thread. I mentioned that I got my pedals (for the stick swap) from a '65 SF convertible and that I'd mention it later, well, it's much later........ The car only had around 40,000 miles on it and had been sitting in a salvage yard since '70 or...

"Engine not running" is the KEY. For the oil pumps in the transmission to work, the engine has to be running. The intent is to check fluid level with the engine running, not stopped. Therefore, with the engine stopped, the "putting the selector is each gear position" is meaningless as there...

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iso interior plastics and trim, rear panels especially. nice door vpanels and a dash pad are just being hopeful.mine is blue but, any color will work. im in KY 42420. can travel or pay to ship if need be. lmk what and where. thanks.

That's Detroit in the background btw so it's on Detroit River. New bridge, GM Building (Renaissance Center) right horizon, etc. fairly recent shot apparently.

Looking Closer at the Saturn V Saturn V rocket weighed a bit over 6 million pounds at launch. and it had to reach 25,000 mph (it lost weight as it climbed of course) to reach escape velocity.. Still, standing start, against gravity ... quite the kick needed to do that. FYI, when stage 1...

If memory serves me and I stand to be corrected, for the 440 in my 1968 Monaco, the ideal idle vacuum reading typically falls between 15 to 18 inches of mercury for ideal performance. If you are worried about "economic driving" consider a small block.

This photograph shows F-1 engines being stored in the F-1 Engine Preparation Shop, building 4666, at the Marshall Space Flight Center. Each F-1 engine produced a thrust of 1,500,000 pounds. A cluster of five engines was mounted on the thrust structure of the S-IC stage of a 364-foot long Saturn...