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1970's Chryslers get my vote. Very distinctive

Makes sense, especially seeing the other brands different endcap sealing methods. I always buy Fram Orange cans and have for 27 years. Never an engine problem.

Yes I noticed. I bought some a few weeks ago when I wanted to save a trip to Autozone. Probably just as good as store label stuff and less expensive too.

Awesome job on the car! Nice to see something out of the ordinary rebuilt and improved with attention to detail!

Yes, I agree the bowls need to be vented. I just looked at the carb and it looks like it also has two other vent tubes (brass) that are on top side inside the air cleaner. From what I just read, the solenoids close shut the outer two vent tubes when the ignition is on. Having them open to...

Hi Guys, 1984 Mustang with V8 4bbl carb. Previous owner disconnected both vapor recovery emissions solenoids. Both solenoids are trashed. He plugged the tubes off.... My question is whether to keep the bowl vent tubes blocked off or should they be open to atmosphere.??? I do have trouble keeping...

Exhaust manifold leak. Check the studs. My 2002 F150 had this issue. Minor annoyance, could be expensive fix if the studs break in the cyl head during repair.

Come on guys, OP was kidding!

This post makes no sense, what are you trying to find out here? Grammer and sentence structure go a long way.....

+1 How soon everyone forgets how painful $4 a gallon gas was a few years ago. The US manufacturers are slowly sending all of their small car production out of the country. When the next recession hits, or gas goes back up to $4 a gallon, large truck and SUV sales will slow and so will our US...

I had them on my camping trailer and had no issues. Keep an eye on your inflation pressures and don't overload the axles. When cracks appear on sidewalls, replace.

Salvation Army or any pawn shop will have many cheap. CD's are becoming a thing of the past unfortunately...

Don't try to remove it unless you are prepared to have the tire go flat. It will not reseal itself. Find a tire shop and have them do it. Discount Tire does repairs free. Good Luck!

No disrespect, but I think your original question is clear, so no need to "ask it in a different way". Michaelluscher proposed the right way to look at your dilemma. Since your not interested in that, why ask anyone? Just hammer the steering column open or have it towed out.

Thank you, this was really perfect for us oil junkies!

Two perfect examples of American heavy metal superiority!

This is getting really old, the snow and cold that is... Must be payback for a relatively easy winter this year.

Whatever you do, don't give up the car to insurance company if they total it out. A good restoration shop can fix it, so see how much $$$ they will give you and let you keep the car. I saw the pic and teared up... it's a classic so hold onto it.

Perfect for my air compressor, it needs non-detergent 30W. Anyone stupid enough to put this in any gas / diesel motor deserves to have problems.

Just wait until they start to get stuck, and you get an engine light on the dash board. My 2013 would have this problem every once in a while. Couldn't tell it was due to those stupid things until after I went to dealer for the light.