Recent content by 69bbeep

wow.... looks great! Super job!

Ok guys, You make this sound easy but it has been everything but. I slid/ put the bushing on the bar then the bracket on. I applied the grease but this is where I'm having a problem. I can't get the bushing to slid into the bracket. I have tried "C" clamps, and vise grips for that mater any...

Thanks guys for the help and different ideas! I'll let you know how it turns out.

Does anyone have any words of wisdom on how to replace the polyurethane bushings on my front sway bar? How in the heck can you put the bushing on the sway bar and then stuff it into the bracket? :brickwall:

yep, mine is "Y2". I"ll see if I can dig up some pics?

yep, I'm one of those guys too! Mine has a 440- 4BBL in it.

7 accounted for 7,893 to go! This thread could go on a Loooong time.... :brickwall:

Back in 1998 we took spring break and flew into Baltimore, Md. rented a van and traveled hall week visiting Civil War battlefields throughout Maryland, Virginia, and Gettysburg! My son was 13 at the time and loved anything dealing with the Civil war. It really does put a different perspective...

You Yanks better watch out for the Yellow Snow Balls!

I've got your back Confederate! Count this Bama boy in. Don't know much bout making snow balls down here though. I think it was back in "93" the last time we were able to do that?

I like the color "B5" It is also one of my favorites...

road cuda sounds like you have had some experience with Galen?

would Galen Govier (spelling?) have any idea of how many are left?

sweet music to my ears! :banana:

I saw his car in person when I picked up the TT II's. It was amazing!