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5 hours ago, McLovin said:
My father used oatmeal instead of black pepper. It worked.
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Presenting two NORS slant six distributor drive gear kits. Each one includes a drive gear, retaining pin, and washer. These are aftermarket replacements for Mopar # 2084653. The packaging says it fits from 1960 to 1980 but may fit later models as well. $25.00 for the pair including USPS mailing in the lower 48 states. Add $1.00 to cover PayPal if needed.
Thanks for looking!
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Presenting two NORS slant six distributor drive gear kits. Each one includes a drive gear, retaining pin, and washer. These are aftermarket replacements for Mopar # 2084653. The packaging says it fits from 1960 to 1980 but may fit later models as well. $25.00 for the pair including USPS mailing in the lower 48 states. Add $1.00 to cover PayPal if needed.
Thanks for looking!
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Here's an NOS Mopar rear axle bearing with collar for A-bodies with 7-1/4" axle. The Mopar part number is 2421349 (YF34R). Fits other applications as well....do your homework to make sure this is the part you need. $ 18.00 + shipping from Freehold, NJ 07728. Let me know your zip code and I'll figure out the shipping for you.
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Here's an NOS Mopar rear axle bearing with collar for A-bodies with 7-1/4" axle. The Mopar part number is 2421349 (YF34R). Fits other applications as well....do your homework to make sure this is the part you need. $ 18.00 + shipping from Freehold, NJ 07728. Let me know your zip code and I'll figure out the shipping for you.
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1966 Fury station wagon taillight lens. Has crack across the middle (not separated). Use the lens as-is or repair it. $20.00 postpaid in the lower 48 States.Send a PM if you're interested. Located in Freehold, NJ 07728. Thanks!
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1966 Fury station wagon taillight lens. Has crack across the middle (not separated). Use the lens as-is or repair it. $20.00 postpaid in the lower 48 States.Send a PM if you're interested. Located in Freehold, NJ 07728. Thanks!
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32 minutes ago, JACK M said:
I cut this and went to the website.
Didn't look around though. Looks modern.
I've seen listings with photos from the late'40's on up.
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This site has hubcap photos and applications:
hubcaps.org
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3 hours ago, Jack Bennett said:
Hi datef62………It does my heart good to see a complete Crosley. Most people alive today have seen no more of a Crosley than the front half projecting from a building, a Crosley body sitting atop a junk yard veranda or a Crosley ghost sitting atop a pole.
That said, my two favorite cars, as a kid were the Nash Metropolitan and the Crosley.
Your car is so rare that spell check changes “Crosley” to “Crowley”……..whatever that is.
Jack
Back in the early '70's one of my classmates in college was Powell Crosley V. He was very surprised that I recognized his name. He said the only Crosley product he ever saw was a table radio.
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This forum has a good group of participants and may be helpful:
papawswrench.com
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PRICE DROP: Now only $ 22.00 each including Media Mail shipping in the Lower 48.
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Will listen to a reasonable offer...
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A good locksmith can make a key by 'impressioning' the lock. There are also tools that can determine key cut depths by reading the lock cylinder. Check with a local shop that has been around for a while.
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If the house and shop are close to one another you can use a wireless baby monitor for emergencies. Primitive but useful.
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Thanks for the photos.
Was the green '52 Plymouth for sale and if so do you recall the price?
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Just a half-baked thought....is there a way to create a new part by 3D printing?
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Your choice, $25.00 each, including Media Mail shipping in the lower 48 States:
1998 Chrysler Cirrus, Dodge Stratus, and Plymouth Breeze
1998 Concorde and IntrepidSend a PM if interested.
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Your choice, $25.00 each, including Media Mail shipping in the lower 48 States:
1998 Chrysler Cirrus, Dodge Stratus, and Plymouth Breeze
1998 Concorde and Intrepid
Send a PM if you're interested!
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I was browsing eBay and found they have a 'standard envelope' program for small, lightweight objects that have maximum dimensions of 6-1/8" X 11.5", 1/4" thickness, maximum of 3 ounces weight, and insurance up to $20.00. The prices seem reasonable compared to First Class or Ground Advantage.
I'm thinking this program might be suitable for small items of automobilia like owner's manuals, brochures, and postcards. Has anyone here used this service or heard any feedback about it? Here's a link to the page on the USPS website:
Any ideas appreciated!
Thanks,
Harold
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If the rent for the cars wasn't paid, the building owner can file a mechanic's lien and receive titles in his name.
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Three used '66 Fury owner's manuals. Fair to good condition with some wear, soilage, cover staining, and writing. All three for $30.00 including Media Mail shipping to the lower 48 states. Located at Freehold, NJ 07728. Send a PM!
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These well-written magazines contain many useful how-to articles and interesting historical features. The issues included are: Sept, Oct, Nov, and Dec of 2016, and Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr of 2017. I got the magazines by subscription, and they come from our smoke-free and pet-free home.
$15.00 + shipping. Send your zip for pricing. I only ship to USA addresses in the lower 48 states.
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Here's a package of 4 original Cummins Diesel manuals. All are in nice condition. You get:
1959 Cummins PT Fuel System Shop Manual Bulletin # 983334-D
1963 Cummins V6 VIM and V8 VINE Shop Manual Bulletin # 983551
1963 Cummins Diesel Engine Parts Book model CF-160-B Bulletin # 966994
1963 Cummins Diesel Engine Parts Book model C-160-B Bulletin # 966993
Lots of valuable information for anyone who is using, restoring, or maintaining older Cummins-powered equipment.
Package Deal: $20.00 for all 4 manuals, picked-up at Freehold, NJ 07728. Add $6.75 for USPS Media Mail shipping and handling in the lower 48 states.
Ever sacrifice a nice vintage car to the salt monster as a winter beater?
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My daughter moved to Chicago in 2016 and there was a nice '59 Ford parked curbside on her street. She left in 2020 and is back there visiting this weekend. The Ford is still living on her old block looking somewhat worse but not terrible. I wouldn't have subjected the car to all those Chicago winters.