LocuMob
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Ouch, that sucks.
What are you working on today??
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65sporty
Old Man with a Hat
That does suck, but where did you run it that hard without getting busted?
Greg Nilges
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Where did you order your tank from? I am in desperate need of one for my 66 Furry II.
FYI - I recently replaced the tank in my 67 Newport, and I bought the tank and the other bits for the project from Vans Auto. The tank and some of the bits were available on their Ebay store, which is cheaper since the shipping is included. The tank fit perfectly.
sixpkrt
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I had to have the factory alternator rebuilt for the black Imperial after it spun a bearing. Since I was taking it to a local shop for the work, I had him rebuild the starter too. Got them back yesterday, and hope to have them both installed later today.
sixpkrt
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Got both parts in, and the Amp meter is charging.
I never really realized how bad my arm rest were until a buddy gave me some freshly painted base plates he had. Thanks to ABC Moparts in AZ, I got some repop arm rests and am stoked at the results. Did both doors. Really improves the look of the entire interior.
Detroit_Lives
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Changed out my lefty studs on the front hubs last weekend, new RH threads.
65sporty
Old Man with a Hat
I had to work on the church's mower, this happened while mowing last night...
The left side was welded last year, so I repaired the right side and reinforced the left side.
I didn't have any JD green at the shop so black will have to do for now
The left side was welded last year, so I repaired the right side and reinforced the left side.
I didn't have any JD green at the shop so black will have to do for now
Dan Scully
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Upgraded the turn signal bulbs on my thing to led. These originally had the 73 and up big *** ugly elephant size taillights . The upper tail light brake light is now 58-61 bus , the backup lens 67-71 bus is the actually the turn signal and small leds under the bumper are backups. Had just a amber bulb which was not bright enough in the day the leds bulbs are way brighter .
barnfind
Old Man with a Hat
Roadie got a new windshield
65sporty
Old Man with a Hat
Sharp car, survivor car?
barnfind
Old Man with a Hat
Yes, 40,000 miles on it
EurekaSevven
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Advanced the timing on my 383 in my 68 Newport, she's a completely different car than when I got her, so much more responsive and no more spark knock when I get on the throttle. My timing before adjustment (today while I was checking anyways, before it was so bad it would backfire), looked to be around 15-16 degrees BTC, I moved it closer/right at 10 and now she cranks after two full turns from the key. No more throttle shenanigans to get her to fire now.
65sporty
Old Man with a Hat
You actually retarded the timing, it was over advanced. 15-16 BTDC is why you had spark knock, retarding it to 10 took timing out which reduced your total timing and eliminated your spark knock.
EurekaSevven
Active Member
Ahhh yes, so that's how it is. I wasn't really sure of the exact relationship between that, I thought the timing was too retarded, I guess with the way I was reading it on the timing ledger over the harmonic balancer I misunderstood the relationship. (Before it was showing the mark even below the ledger itself, when I moved it, that's how I saw I moved it to 10 degrees). I learn something new with this car everyday!
Interestingly though, I remember reading in my FSM for this car, that the 383s with the TF had the advance of 7 1/2 degrees, while the manual equipped 383 cars had a timing of exactly TDC. I'm not really sure why they had the difference? I can only assume off the top of my head it has to deal with the way the manual vs automatic trans works, since the manual you switch gears manually while the TF regulates shifting with fluid pressure from the kickdown linkage...I just found it interesting they had the difference.
Jack-Stand
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The ramp pegs on my buddy's trailer were completely cracked out, so I repaired those before loading up the other Mopar. I decided to take my mom wheeling, she was smiling so much that her face hurt by the end of the day. Like any big kid, I found a puddle and had to jump in... when I jumped in, I didn't really find the bottom, and I sunk it up to the "frame rails" (unibody Jeep).
Jack-Stand
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Eek, I bet that was a fun ride... Good looking fish plates on the repair!
PH27L7
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Finally got my original booster back from Booster Dewey & installed today on the 67 disc brake Fury. Repainted my original MC, a little prettier than the crappy job they did from the factory. My spare Bendix rebuilt booster will be for sale pending a test drive.
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