by Keith D Fri Nov 25, 2016 10:02 amHi,
I am new to this forum but not to building cars, I have been building / modifying cars for longer than I care to (or can) remember. I have build many Chevys and a couple of Fords but never a Dodge. About a year ago I decided to sell my 57 Chevy Delivery and get out of cars for good (not as young as I once was). Well that lasted for about three months, then I spotted a A108 on Craigs list, and as they say the rest is history.
As I stated before I come from a Chevy world were parts are plentiful and reasonably priced. Then I entered the world of Dodge "A" series, where parts are not reproduced and used ones are hard to find (still looking for a gas pedal 9 months and counting). I about fell out of my chair when I went to Summit to get a few parts to freshen up the old 318. You know some roller rockers, Edelbrock heads, intake manifold, ETC.
Well it's to late to turn back now, I am committed to bring the old van back to life better than she was before. Thanks in advance for the help that I will receiving from all of you. I will be asking a lot of questions I am sure.
I am new to this forum but not to building cars, I have been building / modifying cars for longer than I care to (or can) remember. I have build many Chevys and a couple of Fords but never a Dodge. About a year ago I decided to sell my 57 Chevy Delivery and get out of cars for good (not as young as I once was). Well that lasted for about three months, then I spotted a A108 on Craigs list, and as they say the rest is history.
As I stated before I come from a Chevy world were parts are plentiful and reasonably priced. Then I entered the world of Dodge "A" series, where parts are not reproduced and used ones are hard to find (still looking for a gas pedal 9 months and counting). I about fell out of my chair when I went to Summit to get a few parts to freshen up the old 318. You know some roller rockers, Edelbrock heads, intake manifold, ETC.
Well it's to late to turn back now, I am committed to bring the old van back to life better than she was before. Thanks in advance for the help that I will receiving from all of you. I will be asking a lot of questions I am sure.
