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I was unaware the Marauder was Cobra-Powered, or the SS Monte Carlo was a SC'd 6cyl or the P in DPB stood for Pearly and/or........ Yet another "journalist" who knows how to cut and paste but doesn't actually know how to actually do their job.

Are you sure it wasn't a Chrysler 300? :D :P

Wonder if they actually have them. OP Did you order one?

Tools are designed by engineers who have a lot of stock in companies that make blood pressure medicine. :D

Heartbroken! So many great times and memories. One of the good guys with a bigger than life personality that we really enjoyed. Wicked sense of humor...look out, heaven. Ms. D and I send our love to you and Bob's family. Will be in touch.

Thanks, Mary. Sending $$ via PayPal today.

Fixing the battery cable is a good thing regardless of the other issue. I'd put the car up and give the connection points for the fuel pump a good going over. Perhaps a connection came loose.

When you turn the key on (not start) does the FP buzz

Looks great. Congratulations on it.

If you still have the OEM springs just cut a coil. If the OEM springs have a lot of miles on them perhaps 3/4 of a coil.

:congrats: and :welcome:

Once the weather gets better you might see more. Don't drive mine till the salt gets washed away. Maybe April.

KYB's were always considered the poor man's Koni's. If they don't leak in the first couple thousand miles, they'll last you a long time.

Welcome. Do you have a Marauder? Year, color etc.

Have to admit I wasn't prepared for this thread. We last saw John at Carlisle a couple of years ago. He was a great guy to shoot the fat with. He will be missed. Ms.D and I send our deepest sympathies to you and your family.

Try Mustangeddie, he's been parting out a few cars.

PM me what you're asking, and I'll get back after the holidays. No rush I've been putting this project off for a while. Not looking forward to striping out the interior. :wreath:

Any chance you still have the RCM? As I understand it is located on the inside transmission tunnel on the driver's side.

I tried Mothers wheel polish and got so-so results, but my lens were very yellowed. Yours aren't that bad. As for aftermarket, TYC's seem to work and Depo brand also if you can find them are good choices. Ease of fitment is generally the issue over looks. Light pattern on the aftermarket...

:welcome: and :congrats: and:wreath: