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I should buy a lottery ticket for guessing right

I've never been in the middle of something with the Milwaukee and run out of power. The bigger batteries are truly amazing. It was a portable tank on wheels I bought at auction a few years ago. There were no outward signs that it was rusty on the inside. It burst on a seam. My driveway got the...

I had a compressor explode behind me last year. I've since become a Milwaukee nerd.

Might it be easier to cut that whole front off and use a subframe from a 5.7 vehicle?

I never got anywhere with this, all my clips were broken

They're clipped on with little mopar metal clips. Link: Rear windscreen (?) water leak To reinstall them I just hit the trim onto the clip with my hand

I keep my carbs neatly stacked

Good point, maybe a 5th ave pan would be "good enough" Edit: maybe @SonOfaTomP and @Heavy Armor can coordinate if they're in the same part of the country. @SonOfaTomP can take the quarters and @Heavy Armor can take the trunk pan all off of 1 car

I agree, that would be best, but depending on where in the country he is, hacking it together is probably more realistic than finding another wagon pan

Must not have been selling enough to get the Cadillac

I think 4 doors look great in crazy colors

Did a little digging for the difference in the floor pans. It looks like the driver side mounting points would have to come down to the level of the passenger side Link: Love at first sight You could use a piece of square tube to make up the difference and bolt it through. And then you can...

And in Rand McNally, hamburgers eat people

With a trim removal tool, the window trim pops right off I'm 100% a hack and I don't do anything the right way.

I was half tempted to post this in the Random Pictures thread or start a joke thread The funniest thing I've seen all week, 76 Aspen for $66,000 USD link: https://www.ebay.com/itm/167615052893?

Pop those bubbles, sand the area down to remove the rust. If you want to be surgical, use a Dremel. Clean with acetone or brake cleaner. Treat with ospho Paint with rusty metal primer, several coats Is this the "professional" way to do it? Hell no. Will it slow the rust and preserve the car...

HOT DAMN!

Your original post said the floor was rotted out, so just make your own mounting points. I've done that on rotted out Town Cars and Crown Vics. And how is it scraping side to side? The widths of these cars didn't change

Pretty decent J body seats over on FABO for sale. They're buckets too. For $75 they're worth it if you need seats. Seller says he won't ship, so you gotta go for a road trip Link to FABO: [FOR SALE] - Original Mopar Bucket Seats - Gray Velour

Go for the one with red seats, because if the quarters aren't any good at least you can get the seats. Idk how much better that white car was, and if i recall correctly, the trunk didn't even open, so its not like you could even check down inside and see if it's rotten.