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Was your dad born in 62, I've always wanted a '51 Dodge.

I would look at the drive shaft carrier bearing, depends, does it get worse with speed, in turns,....

check out Greyhound for any large packages, usually cheaper, just have to go to the bus station to pick them up

16mm, = .03937 x 16 = .62992, so a 5/8 line wrench would work if the nut isn't rusted to bad. I've had to slide the tip of a common screwdriver between the nut and side of a non fitting wrench before to loosen nuts, works sometimes

I use to have a several paragraph description, of how to do it, I guess I deleted it, it is easier to do with two people, than one. Do a search and I'm sure you will find it.

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http://www.mercurymarauder.net/forums/showthread.php?p=1444240#post1444240

They don't say it about Austin Dillon in the 3 so I don't think that it'll be that bad, on a side note, Dale Jr. has the best developmental driver program in NASCAR.

A little off topic, but I go to storage auctions, and was going to one I'm not familiar with, so I Google mapped it, on the day of the fly over, there was an auction in progress, what are the odds.

The '03-'04 Mercury Marauder was named 2nd. Just a small story in the top 10 list.

Hi Adam, how's it going?

I'll help pay for the chartered plane.

You can claim unemployment while collecting SS, I did.

yeah the shadows seam right, and there does appear to be a bell housing in there.

sounds like a back up alarm.

It's good when we lived there friends did it all the time

I have 2 older lariot supercrews, a 08 4x4, and an 05 4x2, I wouldn't have a different truck, when the new Bronco's hit the floor, I may trade then

Took mine in they paid for the rental car, a week later I traded it in on a F 150 Screw

so did I, I traded for another F-150 supercrew lariot, this one in wedgewood. I don't miss it a bit. I've had many rare cars, when the novelty wears off I sell them and buy something else till I find something else that makes me smile, right now I'm looking for a mudder.

When I went 50 years ago, they took the first part of the course in classroom to teach what tool was what, and where to use them. this was a very valuable part of the course.