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Just letting you all know that Bulldogchesty is back. Sorry I have been gone so long. Just a lot of **** going on.

Join me in welcoming @Bulldogchesty1 to FCBO.

Thx

Stick to heavy cast iron parts.

Beautiful car too

A key, is a key. Bring him the proper blanks. Easy.

No kidding... read my 2nd post after the info was changed....

Instrument panel dimmer is what he is looking for, Craig, not a headlight high beam switch. Mon Dieu.

Agree! We got to see it all in real time without a lot of "lead-in drama". I think that Rocket will do those cars proud, one way or another. CBODY67

In the earlier 1990s, I had the honor and privilege of being involved with the restoration of a SuperBird of one of our Cowtown Mopar members. Don had wanted a SB and another member from Waco had a line of one from a former Chrysler dealership employee. They finally found the owner and the...

our thing was like the "broad jump" in track & field. the further away from the swing set you could land, if you could extend your arms out, feet forward, and stick the landing (at least land on your feet), that first spot your feet touched was your distance. The kid in black shirt, landed...

Click on link: CC For Sale: 1959 Plymouth Belvedere--Keep The Patina or Repaint?

Thanks for posting that. It's refreshing to not have to listen to someone ramble on for 15 minutes while they're driving to their destination, which is far too common on Youtube. A little over a minute in and he was already showing us the good stuff!!!

Yeah, man, her name is Laurie

I’m guess that was Laurie.. she helped me too years back. Glad you found what ya needed.

I'm sorry, but I'm new here and can't find a parts wanted section. Can you tell me how to get there?

And don’t forget, plastic is a PETROLEUM product (gasp)!! And it’s NOT biodegradable??

I guess THEY just dont want us to be able to keep reviving and restore our Americana cars. Cost me $130 for 4 belts for my 300 a few months back!!!!

I believe the "J" is a model year designator, with "Y3" being the color designator? With "Y" meaning the basic color and "3" being the intensity of that color (low = lighter, higher = darker). If it is metallic in nature, the word "poly" will appear in the paint company designation...