Way cool car!
Mrs B says I'm a poor listener, or something like that.
That's pretty typical, I think the plastic shrinks with time. They're often restored, though, and can look really good when done.
That is great information. Regarding pressure under the car, I remember reading comments from a highway patrolman who was asked how he picked out...
Oh, that's interesting to hear from someone in the business. Do you feel like 17" tires are probably going to be available for the foreseeable...
Sounds like progress to me.
That's a great car, have a great time with it!
Off roading or not I'd say you turned the fun dial up to 11.
Wow, that's a long time to get an engine built. You're right, though, supply chain issues are a real thing.
There are people who will take both sides of that issue for sure.
Can't tell from the audio if it's a really bad vacuum leak or a metal on metal squeal. Can you narrow it down to part of the engine?...
I would think in the same terms. Don't cut holes in the shock tower for the grease fitting. It's been done quite a bit in Falcon-chassis cars and...
If you don't run it hard a lot you can probably get by for some time, but you'll want to start saving up for a rebuild. Engines which start with...
I say you're right, and I also like the dark corporate blue of the late 60s and early 70s.
@Miguel Arzola is right, that's usually how they do flush mounted glass. It requires oversize, custom glass and sometimes a new mounting flange....
Welcome!
Welcome. I do hope to hear a lot more about what you do with the car.
Not a bad idea. Not every car needs to be stripped to a bare shell and put on a rotisserie. Too many cars which do get fully disassembled never...
That looks good!
Yeah, it's more money, but unless the whole car is on on a very tight budget (which happens) the extra money from modern, aftermarket heads is...
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