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Wow, that's painful to look at. Hopefully it can be repaired.

Yep, looks like a close copy to me! :ROFLMAO:

I sent a PM.

Sadly, not for the last two years. I had surgeries both summers. Getting old sucks! The group I was going with broke up, but I plan on going this summer, even if solo!

I've never seen an expansion plug fall out on it's own. I never would have thought of that. Steve

In the early 70's, where I grew up, there was an Austin Healy with a blown hemi in it. The top of the engine was about even with the top of the windshield frame, so the driver would've only been able to see straight ahead. I never saw it drive, or even move from it's spot in the driveway. The...

Probably a grounding issue, but also check the contacts for the bulb to make sure they aren't dirty or oxidized. The lights aren't side specific. Steve

To paraphrase Danny Vermin in the movie Johnny Dangerously.... I left the oil filter gasket on once. Once! :ROFLMAO: You take the old filter off and turn it upside down in the drain pan, assuming the old gasket is with it. You partially fill the new filter, put a little oil on the new gasket...

My first thought was "Beer taps".

Hey Harry! I remember you. We hung out and went out to dinner when the wife and I visited Hawaii. That was 18 years ago. Steve

I've noticed that Ford bolts always seems different lengths than "standard", such as 1 3/8" instead of 1 1/4" or 1 1/2". I guess when you're big enough, you can special order hardware to your liking.

It looks like an oval head sheet metal screw. Nothing special. Try Ace Hardware. They have a decent selection.

The only place you'd be able to take it is Walmart parking lots!

Arlie, sorry for the late reply. I looked up the end link kits in my MPC, and it shows all '68/'69 end links are the same, but it doesn't show sizes. Part number is C2OZ-5A486-A. If you need help with that control arm, let me know. I've done a bunch of them.

Looks good. You're at the fun stage now, putting it all back together. I always like seeing every little part bring it closer to completion. Steve