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Sure , will take me to the weekend as it’s in my storage unit.

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All good, thought you may be selling it as on the other thread it starts with 'I want a 2 door Imperial'. So do I, by the way.

I found my sheet in the rear seat springs.

You do not. I never had a VIN for it so it is in the end of the list with another 12 or so cars with no VINS .

Interesting. So then perhaps part of the tow package. I have yet to touch this car this winter. As I rummaged through the car last winter/spring I did not find a broadcast sheet under the front seats. I'll research that more and see if I can find one. Perhaps that overflow bottle would...

Hi all, I'm looking for all parts needed to use a manual (non-power/booster) brake pedal. - brake pedal - firewall plate +gasket - pushrod from pedal to MC (- bracket??? Or does the manual pedal also bolts in to the power pedal bracket). Does someone have this laying around from a parts...

Thanks for the info. You have a fuel problem and not a electrical/starter issue it sounds. The fuel is evaporating in the carb because of the heat. I recommend a small low pressure pump near the tank operated with a fused momentary switch. The next time it acts up, take the air cleaner off and...

Pilots nicknamed the B-47 Stratojet "the aluminum overcast" because it was so large, and flying it was notoriously difficult. The aircraft required special training to handle its long, slender wings and demanding flight controls.

I know I'd consider going to another one if we were inclined to have one. Maybe a chance to salute our recently fallen brothers?

Could you possibly post a photo of the fender tag from the donor car, which would be on the rad support?

Anyone going to Carlisle this year that lives near or will be going through Minneapolis? I can't go myself, but I'm looking to return a couple brake drums to a vendor that will be there.

They offer block-off valley pan gaskets for the RB engines, and I used one in the '73 440 when I did the intake. I modified it by punching a 1/2" hole on the choke side only. With the exhaust heat riser valve removed, it ran fine, just took longer to warm up. The paint stayed nice on the intake...

Uncle Tony does not own a modern digital air fuel meter of any sort....if he did he would not be so ignorant