Had the opportunity to do business with David Crane Auto Parts out of Ellenwood, Ga., recently on a fan shroud.   I didn't realize until after the transaction was completed that he is apparently "drphilgood" here on the boards and that there were some troubles with his service in recent months, but those problems had later been worked out.   Anyway, I got A+ service from him. Both his mother and sister were in the hospital during the time of my order and my order was very time-sensitive. He wa

Anyone heard of the LBS system.  It bascially replaces the proportioning valve.  A hot rodder I know told me about it.  It apparently was developed for for NASCAR stock cars and has become popular option for hot rodders.   Here are some links and info:   http://dpiracingproducts.com/cgi-local/pro...l?prodid=DPILBS   http://www.73-87.com/7387garage/chassis_suspension/lbs.htm

hey im just wondering if anyone on this site goes the lima ohio swap meet at the fair grounds cause it would be nice to go there and buy some parts for starquest's i may bring some parts down next time it happens,anyone?i also know people around here that have these cars without computers and never even hear of this site so they could be there too!!!

Reading thru some posts here, I have discovered quite a few new owners who are still in their teens.   They don't have an older brother (or whomever) to watch and learn how to work on cars.   Good question.  What tools should a person start with?   My opinion.     PB Blaster -- for soaking rusty frozen bolts and screws. WD-40 (or Liquid Wrench, or 3-in-1 oil) -- good penetrating oil. Silicon Spray -- for anything rubber, like sunroof and door weather proof seals.   Sears/Craftsman magnetic