LSM360
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I love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
84 Gran Fury AHB The time has come for Resto
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M_Body_Coupe
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Very nice...and I can certainly relate to that "blood sweat and tears" remark!
ArlingtonBeech
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Thanks Ya'll. I met to take more pics and video. but it was so sporadic working on it was hard. plus don't do well on camera..lol
Mikes5thAve
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Same here. I did my 5th avenue website years ago which is still around but never got into the YouTube thing. Which is too bad because there's money to be made there.
SonOfaTomP
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you're pulling the motor and stuff? it runs for now just not good?
ArlingtonBeech
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It runs. But I think piston rings are worn. Seems to lose power after running a bit. When I added factory police oil cooler. It seemed to take longer. I mean I'm. No expert. But with an unknown number of miles and condition before I got the car. I'm gonna just pull it and rebuild. Using police spec parts.
Plus a new experience. I've rebuilt a torqueflite, on to an engine.
ArlingtonBeech
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Im and all OEM guy, plus keep it factory. Minus adding the chrysler creature comforts..lol
On a different note on the drip rail moldings. Does anyone make the clips?
Plus I used butyl tape with the drip rail I think what's what chrysler used. What did you all use? For those who replaced theirs?
On a different note on the drip rail moldings. Does anyone make the clips?
Plus I used butyl tape with the drip rail I think what's what chrysler used. What did you all use? For those who replaced theirs?
