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>For Classics made from 1979 or older, with few exceptions.
>Everybody has their own taste, but some tastes are wrong. If you aren't sure if your car is classic or not, it's not.
>Your Honda Miata doesn't belong here.
>US, Euro, Jap, or whatever.
>Post your classic, your work on it, your hackery, and get advice.
>Any and all discussion about classics welcome, but may not necessarily generate responses; don't get butthurt.
>Period correct performance > cosmetics.
>Metal > plastic.
>Classic shitbox > modern shitbox.
>JBweld and RTV can fix anything
>If you see rust there is more.
>Rust and bodywork are the most difficult thing to repair.
>Electrical work is difficult until you stop reading forum posts and buy a multimeter.
>Low oil pressure? Worn mains and rod bearings. Use lucas and 15W40 until you afford a rebuild.
>PEEPEEPOOPOO
>Do NOT buy a classic and plan to pay someone to work on it. You need to be able to do 90% or more of the work or you will go broke.
>You will spend twice your budget, unless you have years of experience. If the salty old hands agree, it's true.
>No one cares about your MPG
>If you can't tune a carb you might literally be retarded
>Nothing is as easy as it seems
>OP is DEFINITELY a fag

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Best damn Chrysler I've ever seen!
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>>28116204
They don't make em like they used to
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Love my Chrysler Belair.
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after driving the camaro with the 350 for 3 whole miles, the ztard now wants to build a 400 using the 305 crank and is in denial he's retarded. wont be seeing the other half of that rod for some time, he's working on his s130 this weekend and i get to drive to topeka again
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>>28115987
It took you 4 years to do what I suggested
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>>28116353
It was one of those things that I didn't know how bad it was since I've always had trash on it but now I'm like, I should have done this day one
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>>28116073
I see what you did there...
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>>28116429
What a stupid ass wrenchlet
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this retard was on motortrend's payroll? no wonder they finally had to shut it all down
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I was having a discussion with an acquaintance about the ultimate '70s car and told him that what he wants is a Mark V with manualwindows.

He said he wanted a BOF car with a big block, manual windows, 4 wheel disc brakes, posi, AT, AC, and RWD.
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>>28117080
Yup. One of those things where, even if you avoid the guy, people will still send you BS they do. Do you know how many times I was sent pic related?
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>>28117087
i was at a gas station in my F150 and some guy just started blabbering about how he was the biggest fan of VGG and how he would hot rod a truck like that. Inescapable. He said roadkill got cancelled which made me look for their channel and find out he has a show there.
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>>28117083
>Mark V with a locker
lmao
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>>28117199
It was an option; if you had a K code axle, you had a Traction-Lok 2.75 rear. If you had an O code, it was a Traction-Lok 3.00 unit.
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>>28117211
Traction-Lok=!=Locker

One is quite a bit smoother than the other, I mean just look at the ratchet, which is why the idea of a luxury car with a locker was funny.
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пpивeт тoвapищи,I decided to cut open the whole rocker panel and redo everything completely instead of just hiding the mess underneath fresh metal.
There's a ton of the motherland and probably some other countries clay behind the perforated beam and it's in there packed tight, tried blasting it out with air to no avail? Anyone got any good ideas how to get all the shit out from there without cutting the whole body open behind the perforated steel? I was thinking about maybe using the strategically placed rust hole in the rear wheel well to fit in a wire wheel brush of some sort with an extended shaft to get all the dirt loose, then blast it with compressed air?
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>>28117471
Needle scaler
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>>28117512
Doesn't reach behind the perforated metal part.
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>>28116073
Found a new boomerism today
>Same Boring Crap - Lame Substitute
>SBC - LS
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He was able to fish em out from the top
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Rods broke in 3 places, there's still a missing section
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Only thing you can feel on the bearings are the places where theyve been beaten
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>>28117738
And this pic tells the tale that I expected. One of the rod bolt nuts came loose. If it hadn't it would look like the one on the right there that's still together.
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>>28117806
You think he spun the stud in the rod?
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>>28117814
The shoulder on the bolt isn't supposed to allow for that, though I suppose if the bolt isn't completely seated it could. Not finding a pic quickly that shows that area, but you can see it on the other side if you want.
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>2018 Corolla iM
>literally no aftermarket shocks or strut assemblies exist, have to go dealer or get some 2015 scion TC parts and massage them to fit
>1979 Camaro
>7 trillion aftermarket suspension parts available
Lmao is this real life.
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>>28117863
The modern world is gay, yes.
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>>28117863
>Chassis with dedicated following that has seen many years of continued aftermarket support has better selection than a relatively new econobox
Humans breathe air, water is wet, and rocks are hard. More at 11:00.
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>>28117909
Wife’s 2017 Corolla has dozens of aftermarket shocks and struts. Just my specific trim gets the shaft lol
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>>28117806
I concur. Unless you find the other bolt with the nut still attached, that's what happened. Who built the bottom end?
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>>28117829
>>28118358
Z tard, and probably at 3 in the morning after a double shift. It doesn't surprise me he fucked it up again.
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>>28117455
Ah. Gotcha. I was thinking in the context of my discussion; but, now, I'm envisioning a Mark V with a manual swap, built 460, lake pipes, and fat rear tires.

If I got YouTube money, I'd be doing that shit with it.
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>>28119290
And now I'm like "Hmmm, NASCAR Mark V...."

pic related I didn't know existed until today
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>>28119375
The NASCAR Imperial was pretty cool, too.
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>>28119375
>>28119388
Beautyousness from before NASCAR going completely off the rails
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>>28119395
NASCAR peaked in the '60s and died in the '80s. I wish there were a website that would play all the old races from the '50s through the '80s so you could see what used to make it cool and uniquely Anerican.
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Bronco's spider gears have Totally stripped out. I'm gonna have to replace the locker by the looks of it
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>>28120141
Is that the rear end you rebuilt a couple of years ago? Where your oil pan got damaged or something like that? Or this a different bronco guy
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>>28120162
Different bronco guy, I was off-roading and suddenly I didn't have any front drive and I had to get helped off the trail. I finally pulled the front diff cover and found all the teeth sitting in the front diff case. I haven't done a differential yet so I'm a bit nervous
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>>28120196
Dang that sucks bro. I think I have a ford diff lying around so I might be able to provide specs if there’s something you can’t readily google
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>>28120221
>>28120196
>>28120141
Sound like a D44 front.
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>>28120221
>>28120226
Ford diff book* my bad I typo’d it. I think I also have a Dana diff book. I can look through my library later
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>>28120221
I shouldn't have any issues finding specs on the thing. I guess I just need tools to do it right
>>28120226
Its a dana 30
>>28120247
That'd be helpful
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>>28120308
>Its a dana 30
TIME TO UPGRADE
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>>28120393
Sounds expensive
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Thinking of buying a 1988-89 Pontiac Firebird trans am gta. Anything to look out for or any advice?



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