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#61
Engine, Transmission, Rearend, & Exhaust / Re: Paradox Mufflers:
Last post by Captain D - September 16, 2025, 01:06:01 PMAny preferences for either the 50 and/or 70 Flowmaster series on the 68-70' Chargers?
#62
Car Guys Discussion / Re: Fuel type and cost, what d...
Last post by Kern Dog - September 16, 2025, 12:59:03 PMQuote from: held1823 on September 16, 2025, 10:04:05 AMJust curious, and nothing to do with the actual topic.
Someone seems to think of himself as "manly" yet he obviously feels threatened by something that has zero bearing on him. It doesn't affect his own life in any way whatsoever, other than he can't seem to get it out of his head. I'm just curious if it makes him feel better to make himself look small to everyone else...
You misunderstood. I remember the Hemi Dude had a thread here where he had a couple of classics in his garage and couldn't figure out how to open the garage door to get pictures of them. As a car guy, it seemed strange to own two desirable classics but have no ability to open a door to get a look at them. Awhile later, he did get the door open and snapped some pictures. His cars were cool and certainly worth owning. It was revealed at that time that he was a former member here with a different screen name. Somewhere between the old screen name and the new one, he decided to start pretending that he was a woman. This is deception and should not be tolerated. Do you like people lying to you?
If you are confused about this, imagine the life of a person that uses the name "Hemi chick" while being an 85 year old man. Those that go along with delusional thinking are doing no one any favors.
He is a man that pretends to be a "Hemi Chick".
I treat him for what he really is, a man.
#63
Car Guys Discussion / Re: Fuel type and cost, what d...
Last post by Kern Dog - September 16, 2025, 12:52:22 PMThose are great manly cars. Owning and driving them is what men do. 
Cheers to you, SIR.
Cheers to you, SIR. #64
Car Guys Discussion / Re: Fuel type and cost, what d...
Last post by 426HemiChick - September 16, 2025, 12:08:08 PM16 Sep 25
Just for the record, we still have our 68 Hemi RR and 69 Six-Pack Super Bee with 4405 and 2681 miles respectively on their clocks .... and two Mustangs, an 87 Police Stang and a 2024 Mustang Dark Horse bought new. The 87 has 00003.1 miles on the clock and the 2024 has about 7K + a few. We do drive it .... to the grocery store.
We sold our 69 Hemi Daytona in 2020 and our 70 Hemi Cuda 4 Spd around 74 - 75. A year or so later a friend saw it in a wrecking yard rolled up in a ball. Have no idea what happened to the driver; hope he was't still in it.
We do have three other vehicles, two of which we still use.
Does the above qualify us to post here?
HC
Just for the record, we still have our 68 Hemi RR and 69 Six-Pack Super Bee with 4405 and 2681 miles respectively on their clocks .... and two Mustangs, an 87 Police Stang and a 2024 Mustang Dark Horse bought new. The 87 has 00003.1 miles on the clock and the 2024 has about 7K + a few. We do drive it .... to the grocery store.
We sold our 69 Hemi Daytona in 2020 and our 70 Hemi Cuda 4 Spd around 74 - 75. A year or so later a friend saw it in a wrecking yard rolled up in a ball. Have no idea what happened to the driver; hope he was't still in it.
We do have three other vehicles, two of which we still use.
Does the above qualify us to post here?
HC
#65
Car Guys Discussion / Re: Fuel type and cost, what d...
Last post by b5blue - September 16, 2025, 10:17:19 AMYup
#66
Car Guys Discussion / Re: Fuel type and cost, what d...
Last post by held1823 - September 16, 2025, 10:04:05 AMJust curious, and nothing to do with the actual topic.
Someone seems to think of himself as "manly" yet he obviously feels threatened by something that has zero bearing on him. It doesn't affect his own life in any way whatsoever, other than he can't seem to get it out of his head. I'm just curious if it makes him feel better to make himself look small to everyone else...
Someone seems to think of himself as "manly" yet he obviously feels threatened by something that has zero bearing on him. It doesn't affect his own life in any way whatsoever, other than he can't seem to get it out of his head. I'm just curious if it makes him feel better to make himself look small to everyone else...
#67
Car Guys Discussion / Re: Fuel type and cost, what d...
Last post by Kern Dog - September 16, 2025, 02:10:02 AMYou have your opinion, SIR but it sure seems like those of us that still have classic cars do encounter people that want to buy them.
#68
Car Guys Discussion / Re: Fuel type and cost, what d...
Last post by 426HemiChick - September 16, 2025, 01:57:47 AM15 Sep 25
If I remember correctly, if you order a new Dual fuel (E85, a flex fuel made from a blend of 51–83% ethanol and gasoline) car, it will come with a stainless steel fuel system. It'll run fine on 85 % alcohol to 100 % gasoline. You just don't have to worry about rust in the fuel system. Remember, alcohol attracts water. Also when running E85 fuel, milage and power are low compared to pure gasoline.
These vehicles are getting difficult to come by; not many people want them.
It's an expensive option but worth it in my opinion.
FKD
If I remember correctly, if you order a new Dual fuel (E85, a flex fuel made from a blend of 51–83% ethanol and gasoline) car, it will come with a stainless steel fuel system. It'll run fine on 85 % alcohol to 100 % gasoline. You just don't have to worry about rust in the fuel system. Remember, alcohol attracts water. Also when running E85 fuel, milage and power are low compared to pure gasoline.
These vehicles are getting difficult to come by; not many people want them.
It's an expensive option but worth it in my opinion.
FKD
#69
Charger Discussion / Re: 74 318 4 speed
Last post by Mike DC - September 15, 2025, 06:59:01 PMI'm not the expert on production data. But IIRC they didn't keep track of stuff that way.
They recorded how many 4spd cars they built, but not how many of them were with which motor. They kept track of how many 318 cars they built, but not how many of them had 4spds. Etc.
They recorded how many 4spd cars they built, but not how many of them were with which motor. They kept track of how many 318 cars they built, but not how many of them had 4spds. Etc.
#70
Car Guys Discussion / Re: Fuel type and cost, what d...
Last post by 496polara - September 15, 2025, 08:45:48 AMThankfully non ethanol 93 and 89 are available at multiple stations within 5 miles from me. All three carb'd cars get this and the lawnmower too.
I have an 01 mustang gt that gets driven so infrequently it gets non ethanol too.
I have an 01 mustang gt that gets driven so infrequently it gets non ethanol too.