Welcome back. Try typing 4.6 into the search function and hit enter. There are over 175 entries on the topic. MD
The Dark Blue 1972 Johnny Lightning car is on sale for $8.00 CAN ($6.40 U.S.) at Diecasr Depot. :bouncy: MD
Just by coincidence, there is an article about putting a T5 behind a mid 60's to mid 70's Ford small block bell housing in the Nov 2017 issue of...
Saw this one at the High River car show south of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. This is the good side. Only Maverick in the show, out of 1200 cars ( as...
The wheels and tires look good. What are the details on them?
Type in roller block in the search function for more info on them. If you're planning on pulling an egine from Pick and Pull it might as well be a...
Came across this 73 Grabber at the Radium Show and Shine in Radium, BC, Canada. Is the owner in this Forum? Nice car. :bouncy: MD[ATTACH]
Welcome from British Columbia, Canada. Get your car entered into the garage section and tell us the details in your rims and tires. They look...
I'd vote to pull pull the drums, have them machined, (making sure they're still within spec), and put on a fresh set of brake shoes complete with...
If you want to add a hood stripe there are some out there without the word Grabber. :stirthepot: MD
Keep'em coming! Not sure but have you done a complete rear wheel housing arch for rusted wheel housings? Thanks. MD
Welcome from British Columbia, Canada. There is an ongoing issue of stroking a 302 vs installing a 351. Type in 351W swap in the search section of...
Welcome from Cranbrook, BC. Canada, not far from Washington state. :tiphat: MD
Looking forward to your video on it! :thumbs2: MD
I tried the Wilwood website, typing in Maverick in the search. apparently there is a cufoff date of Aug 24, 1969. Up to that date the Wildood...
Harbour Freight Chicago Electric Cutting tool. 3 Amp. $25. :bananaman: MD
Welcome from British Columbia, Canada. :tiphat:
How's the heater box? Those are worthy saving if possible. :yup: MD
Yes, rust is iron oxide. The rusted material will weigh more because of the weight of the the oxygen in the FeO2 molecule. However, in real life...
To be honest, the engines from the 70's pollute like crazy compared to the engines today, but it was the best they could do. EGR or exhaust gas...
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