Recent content by heminut

What was the price from ABC?

Once again, we have a Parts For Sale section to post this stuff. You'll probably get more response there.

I didn't put a center speaker in my dash. I didn't want to mess with fitting something in there since I have the two outer speakers, the two rear deck speakers and the speakers in the front door panels. BTW, I didn't put the speakers in the door panels, I would have never hacked up the door...

You might try 0000 steel wool, it definitely won't hurt the glass.

This has come up pretty much every year since the new Challenger was put into production. It's all wishful thinking!

I think you're on the right track with a 2500 stall.

No help at all to the OP's question!

If you read the whole thread, you'll see that the OP has already ruled them out due to issues his friend had with them.

The tapered bearings do not get lubed by the differential lube. That seal closest to the axle housing in the diagram is inside of the bearing and seals the diff lube from the bearings outward. The bearings are hand packed with grease before installing on the axles and after that, you just get...

:lol:My oldest son had a 26' aluminum boat up in Juneau Alaska to go salmon fishing. He said a boat is just a hole in the water that you throw money in. He also told me that boat stands for 'bring out another thousand'!

Got a few of those ornaments on my tree too! Merry Christmas to all of you! This is a great community!

750 CFM with vacuum secondaries should cover your need just fine.

Let's put this in perspective, these cars are 50+ years old now! If you're holding out for one that's not missing original parts, you better have some really deep pockets! Just sayin!

Yes, but not mandatory. There's one for sale right now on the forum; https://www.forebodiesonly.com/forum/threads/3-23-sure-grip.35671/

I agree! 70 Cuda bucket seats have three different types of grain in their construction! I seriously doubt a local upholstery shop would be able to match all three grains. I don't know what year and model you're working on, but if you're wanting them to look factory that is something to keep in...