Recent content by 1964SuperStocker

Welcome to the craziness. I am hopeful you are not putting your hope in the cowl tag telling you its a 409 car. Neither the vin or cowl will tell you that. 409 should have a vin number to match the car but your tags give you a general idea of what the car was born with. Build sheet will tell the...

Paul might chime in. There are a few places state side that repair them but not cheap.

Might have been a million bucks there but that is being optimistic. Maybe the land has more value and isn't as close to the airport as the jets suggest. If someone pays $3million be sure to point them out to me so I can sell them some land I have in the Atlantic ocean. :brow

I may have modified my wife's seats to lay down. :cool:

Born and raised in Newton Iowa and I have never known a day in my life where I couldn't go to the local drive-in every year. Beginning in April and open until Oct-Nov weather permitting. First movie watched there was Star Wars back in 1979 with my parents. Me setting between the seats of my step...

It would only be cool as a wall hanger if it were hanging with a Power Ram and some valve covers as well. Otherwise build with it.

Not to worry Barry, when I line up next to you the least of my worries is your air shifter in the Bubble Top. Granted, I have only beat you once in the Nova but win is a win. LOL!

Any idea what car that pump came off of, the history is more important to me.

A couple questions have come up about the use of Carbon Fiber Nylon parts durability and use. Nothing is perfect and just as every other part on cars, trucks and planes, you test until you are convinced it will work. Then while selling that design you work on a new design. Then while the new...

The amount of strength and flex and be accounted for in the final design. I have a couple of roller cams I'm itching to try. Thankfully there are a few members on here I can pull from for input on the design once we are close to the production piece. The design we have now bolts on perfectly...

How much pressure do you think its going to push against the cover? 10lbs? 30lbs? 50lbs? I am very doubtful it will have any issues but we are planning on making covers for roller cams and accessory drives like a fuel pump should someone see the need to run one of our Algon/Hilborn injection...

Should have the 3D printed timing covers ready to sell by fall.

Anyone have any cast 348 pistons laying around they want to sell?

I'd have to shoe-horn a 409 in that. Just saying. :crazy

Houses will absolutely be 3D printed. Doesn't make sense at all to use the current wood structure when we have way more rock to make concrete homes from.