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I'd take the package if I were near inside the US, including the mauve toed feet. :D

It's got the right Colors to be used in a Hurst, after all there is not that much specifical to a Hurst that is salvagable except for the lids.

Or buy an all orginal Hemi Cuda and use the jack hook on a green 4dr. post Newport.

This was mandatory for Sweden since around 1971 AFAIK, but I doubt they put that Option in production exclusively for this small market. Saab originally developed this headlight wiper System I think.

Personally I prefer the prepped ones for further rust protection, I've had a few NOS parts in primer that were worse than some that were run for 100k miles.

They manufactured them in green already in the plant to fit 97 percent of the cars without further preparation. :D

These should be for a 1957 Plymouth Fury.

I'm in Germany, they're still in use for trucks over here no Commercial use for car Shops around here as well. Had one in the old house since 1973, had to go for it once more due to space limitations. Well, the official blueprints left out this tiny detail.

That's also sort of a running gag around here as you always buy cars until the building is full, no matter how big. That's why I am now on the move to sell my old storage building as I'll otherwise end up with 10 more cars than I have now.

That's the pit while the building was still under construction, just 20 feet with wooden Planks while not in Service. Plus a view from the car chamber under our living room into the Garage. This used to be the room for drying the washing before I requirated the room by putting a hole through it...

Will you ever get your lift btw; I settled for a grease pit after all.

Too narrow x too short, just like mine.

At least with GM it is common practice to re-use partnumbers after something like 30 years. Causes some Irritation for vintage car owners, often even a similar or identical part. No idea if that also goes for Mopar, however.

The ad actually says more than 10 available at 89.50 a Piece.

I haven't read this word in a month of Sundays.

I don't trust the Quality of that "invisible" Body work. I believe the drive Train part of the ad, though.

You seem to know a lot about this place and people.

There could be another trunk Corner in store just in case. ;)

Impact wrench? Lug wrench with Bizeps torque gauger. Never failed for the last quarter century.:3gears:

It used to be common practice to retighten aluminum wheels after about 60mls when they became more popular as they seemed to Need that procedure. This was not practice back then I guess. Today tire stores even have their custumers come in to retighten their steel rims after 60mls in some places...