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I have had and have a few vehicles. I almost never turn loose of a vehicle once I have it, unless it is destroyed or given/sold/traded mostly to family or a friend. All are listed in the following with E-bodies highlighted. Vehicles that I have and use, daily and/or hobby: 1974 Dodge D200, 440...

Thanks! I haven't considered an actual book, but I have started a new version of my Thermo-Quad guide with real pictures, drawn diagrams, etc. If I ever have time to do it that is. I pondered writing one or more science fiction books in the past, but that never happened. I've written a lot of...

Thank you. It posted fine now. -> Some Tips For Rebuilding a Thermo-Quad Carburetor

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Some Tips For Rebuilding a Thermo-Quad Carburetor Notes: This is not a rebuild procedure, but tips for the rebuild work. The tips are loosely in order of rebuild steps. The following assumes the carburetor is complete, off the vehicle, and still assembled. Carburetors with heavy corrosion or...

@Joeychg The character count for posting is 10000 characters, or that is the limit I encountered when I tried to post. Can it be increased to at least 15000, perhaps more? The document I want to post has the following counts: Words 2404 Characters 14120 Characters excluding spaces...

The 70 'Cuda in the following pictures were taken in 1981. It was a 440, 4-speed with a Dana 60 rear axle. The 440 had a tunnel ram with two 660cfm Holleys, Hooker headers, a Crane cam, and a Mallory dual point distributor. The 4-speed was shifted with a Mr. Gasket VertiGate shifter. The Dana...

My Challenger T/A, which was blue at the time, at Milan Dragway, during the Mopar Nationals, 1985.

The early 8-1/4" axle had a threaded filler plug on the upper right of the differential casting. This plug location was used from the initial 1969 8-1/4" axle until the late 1976 8-1/4" axles. In late 1976, the threaded filler plug for the 8-1/4" axle was relocated to a new cover using a...

The rear axle pictured in your 1970 Coronet is an 8-1/4".

Yes, the inner panel coating is sprayed with body color. Both of the following in my Challengers have been repainted, but the coating is original. The wheel wells are not sprayed with coating other than possible overspray. The wells are body color. Yes, although the texture will not exactly...