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Change the lines around and block off those running to the heater core so the heater core doesn’t have pressure running through it. It’s only a temporary fix, but you can drive her with less fear of the heater core belching fluid into the floorboard.

Fingers crossed that those wires are the source of your problem and that chases that gremlin away.

It’s Baaaa-aaack

I think there were very few 1974s built with the 318 and 3 speed manual.

Just like Tyler’s handy work

Coming along nicely

Elmer Fudd and Yosemite Sam losing their guns is just another leftist attempt to do away with the Second Amendment. Those of us that grew up watching the prior incarnation of these two beloved characters also know our rights to bear arms. What’s funny is that they have now pulled the only gun, a...

I agree with just waiting and if it happens, show up and pay at the gate. No car shows around here so far this year.

Be careful with that rear glass going in due to the concave and convex shapes in it. I’d get someone to help hold it going in so not to put too much pressure on one section. Good luck!

AMD has the green tinted rear window in stock as well. Don’t know what the pricing is you found at carID. AMD shows out of stock for the clear. If you go with the tinted, I’d do the rest to match or the green tinted rear glass is going to stick out...

Locally, Craigslist has a ton of dealers posting cars as well. You have to weed through all of their nonsense to find individuals selling a vehicle.

Yep, I posted it lolol

What’s the world coming to? I grew up watching Saturday morning cartoons and not once did I ever light a stick of dynamite, hand it to my brother, and stick my fingers in my ears.... why? Cuz we weren’t morons back then. And I’m surprised someone hasn’t jumped on those that wrote this article...

Only their heater box goes under the dash, in the place of the stock heater box. You will have the compressor, associated lines, and the rest under the hood.

Junkyard Dave is building his own.

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