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No worries Ray, I think I've got a few more reeled in than you sir! Its better to think of it as "knowledge" and "experience". :)

Next weekend.

To help with information, this will be going on a 68’ 383 driver that I plan to eventually build to 400 hp, nothing radical at all, the application will be a highway geared 59’ Dodge and everything has to appear vintage at a glance My default is an old 300 F,G or H 413 type distributor with...

indeed it was. seems young lady was in the circus. In 1924. Beatrice Kyle

i have bought/sold them, very good used condition (clean, crisp numbers) in the low-mid hundreds over past 20 years. last time, though, was five+ years ago. dunno what more time and NOS condition brings today, but a few hundred might still be in the ballpark. That's what i'd pay if I needed...

Thanks John!

lol thank you much, it's been 11 years since I drove her. My mom (original owner) and dad are coming out for the weekend, and I'm going to surprise her with a ride. lol Thanks Man! If my neighbors were wondering what I was building for the last decade, they were well introduced last night.

Hell yeah Brother!!!!

Intriguing about this Zybar stuff. I hadn't really heard of it before. They sell jars of it on their website, so looks like it's possible to spray it at home? Or you find a paint shop or powder coater in your area willing to coat your parts for you?

A very odd photo

Italian tune-up: AI Overview Learn more…Opens in new tab An Italian tune-up is a driving technique that involves driving a car at high speeds and loads to improve engine performance. The term originated in the 1950s when Italian mechanics used this method to remove carbon deposits from...

Looking great.

I am going to finally run an ad on Ebay in the next few hours and see how it goes. Thanks Again.

I asked about this in 3 languages.

Awesome!!!

Mine is much simpler but then again my air filter is on the engine so I don't have to have the box.

1969 is the most beautiful to my eyes, but the car was not ready for prime time. 1970 still has the old AutoTemp, no thanks. That means 1971 for me.

Well, you just found one :poke::) What are you looking for, exactly? 1970 or 1971? Polara or Monaco? 2dr, 4dr, or convertible? Looks to me like the car was repainted at some point. @azblackhemi should be able to confirm

I saw this car in 2017 to verify for a friend ( that I had recently met). at the time you could not see the remnants of the CHP decals. It does have the original engine and transmission. My friend did buy the car then and sold it in 2021 to a CHP officer in Santa Cruz. The pictures on Facebook...

I would like to find one of these. The blue interior really makes this one. Did you notice all 3 of the trunk emblems are missing from the previous owner's pictures.