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marc did my car at the turkey run in daytona in 93. i am proud to say his work is still on my car. he was a talented and entertaining guy. watching him work the crowd was a show in itself. may he rest in peace. if you send a message to the family, be sure to add the "dot"after yahoo, before the com. tom

mike, try windsor factory. they are usually pretty cooperative when you need just a few bolts.

hi mike.......roger has a full size van. i can check it out for you and let you know.

you can run the caster fairly high, it is camber and toe in you have to watch.

i keep a selection of ball bearings in my tool box and place one the appropiate size over the bolt hole. one solid tap with a small ball peen usually gives me a perfect hole.

was it like this before the work was done? did someone adjust the play in the steering box? perhaps they tightened it too much.

i think i'll make that one mike. sounds like a fun time for a good cause.

i think we are going over from windsor about 9:00 A M next friday.

i have a chance to deliver a vehicle to vancouver and fly home. i am thinking of taking I 80, i have taken I 94 as far as montana a couple times. what would be the best/most scenic route. north at cheyenne, or continue to salt lake city, then north? or i may take the drive from sheridan into yellowstone's east gate. i have done that once and it was a beautiful drive. any must sees along I 80. i may have some room in a covered pickup for parts delivery if anyone needs it. i will leave from the windsor ontario area, crossing back into canada at seattle. this is not definite yet, bit if i go i will be leaving about sept 1.

i use as address book and list each part alphabetically. i list part number, maufacturer and/or application as per make, model, & year. it also remains in the vehicle

i haven't had those in years. my dad would get us up early in the morning and we would go out  "hunting" for breakfast. along with bacon & eggs, a meal fit for a king. that was about 50 years ago. our "hunting grounds" are now a subdivision. i wonder if anyone knows what once grew there.

i have a friend here in canada that has the parts you need. i have sent you a pm.

yes, i believe they are 16". i will relay the info on the airflow club. thank you, frank.

a friend of mine is restoring a '36 chrysler air flow to original. he is looking for a couple of wheel rims and an intake/exhaust manifold. i believe it is a 241.5 cu.in. engine. any leads appreciated, with thanks.

                                                    tom

......... a '96 gmc mini van with 4.3.  engine is seized. is there much i should hang on to for rod use?  thanks