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  1. saforwardlook

    NOT MINE 1971 NY FB 4dr U code

    I just wanted to mention that when I was working with Mike at Performance Car Graphics he was really good to work with in reproducing that particular label for me.
  2. 73Polara360

    Cold start video

    Well this old car has been a lesson learned. Lots to go thru on these old beasts to get them really running well. Still a ways to go but my goal is 1) keep water out 2) keep fluids in I'm slowly getting there. Today I put a jerrycan of premium in her and took her for her monthly stretches.
  3. 3175375

    Heavy Metal

    Between 1978 and 1980, 650 M48A2CG of the German Bundeswehr were upgraded with the 105mm L7A3 maingun, Commanders cupola, AntiAircraft MG3 and other components of the Leopard-1 and received the new and rather clumsy designation M48A2GA2. The maingun was mounted in a distinctive shaped gun...
  4. M

    1967 Plymouth Fury III voltage regulator

    ^^^ $ 64.99 for Chineseum ^^^ You just gave me a heart attack…… ( I have for $ 30 , $ 45 , and $ 59 —- ALL *** U.S.A. *** )
  5. SportFury70

    Known GA4 Cars

    Found this on facebook, don’t know why the ad says its in Massachusetts when the owner says its in Florida. Guy says it has a date code motor. Not sure if its a real GA4 car or not….
  6. Toolmanmike

    1967 Plymouth Fury III voltage regulator

    Just make sure the electronic regulator has a solid ground to the firewall. A poor ground will cause overcharging and could cause damage or an electrical fire.
  7. SGT FURY

    For Sale AM/FM with cassette plug

    I believe it’s from a 1973 Chrysler Imperial,NY,Newport
  8. John Reddie

    1967 Plymouth Fury III voltage regulator

    That is like the one I bought from J.C. Whitney years ago. It worked great, much better than the point type. Thanks for posting this. John
  9. F

    1967 Plymouth Fury III voltage regulator

    Just went thru this on my '69 - ended up using/finding a fully electronic one at Classic Industries. Pricey but so far so good! (parked for winter :) ) https://www.classicindustries.com/product/1968/dodge/charger/parts/MD2439.html?srsltid=AfmBOoroRohMmIDV5owRip4vqe-xzzvFaWvWTRj5lEGr8g1T-4CgTivt6PI
  10. SportFury70

    HAPPY NEW YEAR!

  11. SportFury70

    HAPPY NEW YEAR!

    DON’T be a dummy if you are going out tonight, BE responsible
  12. 3C's & a D?

    Greetings, various restoration issues

    No, I've never had that problem. It could be from the same source given it runs the width of the car.
  13. C

    Wanted Advice On 383 Big Block

    I’m currently running an R45 AC DELCO PLUG
  14. C

    Wanted Advice On 383 Big Block

    Yes I’d get a little puff of blue smoke but that’s all not much at all. It’s fresh gas only drained the tank! No only 2 or 3 plugs Once I give it a good run and drive and use it as you would expect it’s fine! I just need to figure out the blow by that has now caused it to puke oil out from places!
  15. D

    Parking Brake 62 Chrysler Newport

    You will need to remove the E-Brake drum from the rear of the transmission. Then remove the E Brake shoes, there should be a snap ring that holds the cable to the backing plate. Dave
  16. Justin Plant

    HAPPY NEW YEAR!

    I can go for some cake!
  17. B

    Wanted Advice On 383 Big Block

    So it sits for a couple days and fires up you get blue smoke for a minute ? valve seals. Is every plug same oil fouled? Might want to run a hotter plug. A few extra cranks after a week is no big deal. How old is the gas? You have done timing correct ?
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