I've seen instructions stamped in the tank regarding using MOPAR coolant, and the part # is close to others in the '55/'56 parts book, but sitting her...

Thanks, Mark. Actually, we're trying to solve the problem of needing a radiator for the '56 Dodge. This radiator fits to the core support, so it mig...

This is a from a Ferguson Tractor site, but applies

If you look at the 1st picture of the car that shows the entire left side of the car, you can see that the steering wheel is oriented the same way as ...

I don't think it's a matter of ignorance on the part of the person that installed the steering wheel. They are indexed and can only go on one way. O...

Is this what you mean?

Hey, check it out. I also just noticed that the steering wheel is "upside down" from what is thought of as "normal" Our Adventur...

Well, now I feel silly. Is that your car, Tony? I just looked again at the dark (on my screen, anyway) engine photo and noticed it has that rare for...

Great Bend is where I've been taking my parts to be media blasted/sandblasted, and I've driven by the building that has had this car in the window. T...

you might try calling the hotel direct. They may have a block of rooms held for the convention that shows as "taken" online.

I've long held the opinion that the best painters in the world most likely work at Maaco. I'm sure they paint numerous cars every day, whereas at my...

It sounds like Paul is referring to butyl tape, where as the front and rear glass on our Mopars uses an extruded rubber seal. Most of these forward l...

The Adventurer was putting down a spot on the floor from the steering box itself. We replaced the lower seal with frustratingly little improvement. ...