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Drove my 74 Camaro year round, winter had bias grippers on, jean jacket, running shoes and those permanent progressive glasses like Hyde from 70s show, the only we were lacking was common sense

I can hear the wives now, the concentration, drool and moans, are you looking at porn, no honey a tractor, eye roll and some mumbles

Recited by my mother numerous times, she took me and my sis to the big city when we were little and saw our first black person, a tug on her skirt with opening Mom? She anticipated our curiosity and onslaught of questions with an immediate shhh we'll talk about that later😳😂

Duramax still looks good bodywise, we had a good base but with this week's forecast a lot will melt, conditions were good but brief

If you have the front hydraulic pump removed have a good look at the drive coupling especially the crankshaft end for wear while you have it disassembled

My buddies dad bought a new 75 Chev 1/2 ton 2wd, 350/350 $4800 My dad bought a new 76 F150 xlt, 390 2wd $6200

How do old classic muscle cars pass an emissions test? Lorenzo that must have been really loud running a Camaro constantly with open headers, did they dump right under the seats?

The UV can miss bacteria and microorganisms in clumps of material that the light cannot reach, so while good it isn't foolproof Your skin is your largest organ, just saying for the pool and other well, that said if you don't have a 3rd head by now?

I think he is looking for period photos when they were released and new with owners etc

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There was a guy that went by Flathead Sarge on Shovelhead forum years ago that was an old greybeard biker that I don't recall posting anything religious previously, @Jesse S was on there under the handle Dragstews, don't know if he saw Sarges post about the Challenger He claimed to be driving and was contacted by God, said he provided all the details of the accident and told him he was part of a few to go forth and notify people that they were placed on earth by him and stop trying to leave the planet they were placed on, details now on his exact words are fuzzy but it was a very unusual post from him and he was dead serious.

I'd do municipal supply, activated charcoal can remove some things but I wouldn't trust toxic chemicals.

Lots of guzintas...gonna need to clear the cobwebs out for the weeks ahead

Probably my favorite was my 80 Chev sb, was originally 305, rebuilt a 396 out of a 65 Chevelle, redid a turbo 400 and put 373's in the back, wasn't looking to sell but a guy offered me a good buck, then I found a 70 Malibu 31K original miles 350/350, that was a nice car that I regret selling now The next photo has all 3 in 1, the 03 has been my work truck since 2010, I put plates on the 87 K20 and started driving it a bit this summer and the 67 C10 which is my future hotrod

I'm inclined to agree with Dale, the carrier and ring needs deburred and immaculate for install, the pattern seems to hunt like it's changing on rotation, that said it doesn't look terrible, the other thing is the sharp edge at the bottom on your dye, the contact is more gradual on the other sides, must be some utube that cover it and some cheater tips so your not constantly installing and removing your pinion bearing to change shims

Clint from CC Equipment has a soft spot for IH and Dresser, seems like a lot of value if your close, I think Scrappy industries has some 25's also and doesn't seem scared of them

What is the location?

How about no lights and a big dog? Could have a recording of a pump shotgun being racked off motion

I'm thinking he was stuck on his inflated self importance and title, people that tell you their title are usually looking for respect they didn't earn, of course the British beanie, screams Triumph or MGB with leather gloves and a scarf, given his superior intellect and knowing how to size up a situation we hope it didn't get caught in his rear wheel on a Sunday afternoon drive

Don't know if it the photo or not but those valve angles look weird, almost looks like they are splayed apart, most heads the valves themselves come together and the stem tip is apart

Apologizing doesn't come naturally for many women unfortunately

Obviously no higher education happening at that location Finney

Not their biggest machine, likely serviceable if that's all that's wrong, made by Yumbo, price seems high and it's likely much slower than a more modern machine but looks as clean as they come now

Makes one wonder what we gained with all this emissions and technology crap

old thread but a few options, hopefully some still in business