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Nope, the remakes are not radial tires, they are still bias ply construction. From the Kelsey Hayes site; Sized at F70-14, this tire was original equipment on many high-performance models across Ford, Dodge, Plymouth, and GM lines. The Enhanced Sidewall (E/S) replicates the original contour and...

This is the "Cars" for sale section. Probably do better posting this in the "Parts" for sale section. Maybe a moderator can move it for you.

That block and the heads shown are cut for wire Orings, a common mod for drag race engines back then. They ran solid copper head gaskets with the wire Orings, which was a pretty much race only setup. I honestly don't know if the Oring grooves would be any kind of problem with running street type...

I'll take the "Eddy junk" over a leakin assed Holley any day!

Xcudame posted a link to order the adapter and my plate is the exact same type as the above picture. You're welcome to the one I have for the cost of shipping.

I put a Gen 3 5.7 hemi in my 70 Cuda back in 2008 and haven't looked back! It was a stock 2004 Ram engine and I put a 6.1 cam in it and have an Edelbrock 1405 on a 5.7 Hemi crate motor intake with an MSD Hemi6 controller for the coils. I used the TTI headers and motor mount adapters with a small...

I think I have the plate you need but you'll still need the adapter that Xcudame posted the link to.

Nothing wrong with that as long as you open the gate when I show up! 😁

I live in New Mexico, what is this "inspection' thing you speak of? :rofl:

That's correct, the Gen 3 hemi has the same bellhousing bolt pattern as the LA engines.

I used the TTI headers with their swap mounts and had no clearance issues at all. Everything clears around the factory power steering and the suspension parts and the Dakota mini starter is easy to get in and out too.

I've never had an issue with putting fuel in my 70 Cuda so I went out and checked and yeah, it has the dent.

It's just my opinion, but the Challenger with the Cuda tags on it is butt ugly!

New Orleans is a favorite destination for my wife and I. Wish we could make it there for this!

Hell, the engine in my Cuda wasn't even on the drawing board when my Cuda was built! I couldn't give a crap less for concourse, that's a rich man's hobby nowadays.

I don't know, I've never experienced that! 70 degrees here yesterday, I finished putting the lower grill in the 2020 Challenger. Only supposed to hit low 60s today, the damn wind is blowing pretty good. The damn wind is the only thing I hate about living here.

Apparently back in the day quite a few drag racers used the 833 in their non Mopar race cars. Back when El Paso still had a 1/4 mile track a friend of mine (a Chevy racer) told me that he had a friend that would buy any spare 833s that I had.

I agree! My nephew lost an eye when a blade came off of one of those fans and the Dr. told him if he hadn't been wearing glasses it might have went deep enough to kill him!

The Florida picture would apply to the Phoenix area also. A friend of mine says that water starts to freeze there at 60 degrees! :rofl:

I voted yes. I'm with Ronbo, there are some things I just can't do and as I get older that list seems to grow. I would have to vet the place first though and I would still do the stuff that I am capable of doing.