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I have a Challenger VS10 two post lift and it's the best investment I've made in my shop. Good customer service located in Kentucky. They had damaged some parts in shipping and I had purchased the unit months before I installed it (while my shop was being built).

I don't think safety is a concern, but durability certainly is. Unless getting stuck in the backwoods with a clogged carb is a safety concern. Just buy lots of extra and change it at the first sign of deterioration.

For my '33 I used Classic Wood at 1006 Raleigh st in Greensboro N C 27405 336-691-1344. Everything was sent right away except the rear qtr. window, which he told me was back ordered for two weeks until he could make more and two weeks later that piece showed up. Nice product and fits well. I...

You obviously didn't look at the whole website. Click on more details and watch a narrated slide show.

I still need garnish moulding!

Yep, that's the problem with dealing with them. But I've heard eventually they always deliver and the quality is good. Personally I'd only buy if it was in stock. I would have waited a year for my '33 coupe floors. Instead, I found an original for about the same price. Took a lot less than...

Ray, you should report it as fraud on the UK Craigslist. Tell them that it is your car in your barn, etc. Might save someone from getting ripped off.

What are you using for a rear spring with the quickie?

Oh wow! Stunning.

What, no love for the '33? The '33 is better looking anyway, IMO.

Another thing that might help you with bank problems. My bank offers me free line of credit up to $25k. Once approved, you are free to use that money when ever, however you want. Although I rarely use it (actually I think I only used it when I was building my house), just having it available...

Ron, In the top right corner of the page (any page on the forum) you will see your user name and just below that the words "Private Messages." Open that by clicking on "Private Messages." Then select the message you want to read and click on it to open it up. Once open and you want to reply...

Yeah, nice product, but that's why I didn't order them for my '33. Found another floor from a '33 instead. Time is money.

Interbank transfers are probably the safest way for both parties. I've bought a car that way. I had him mail me the title first (after we both signed the bill of sale), then once received, I wired him money and arranged for transport. He was nervous it was a scam, but I talked to his wife and...

Joe, you might have better luck posting this in the classified ad section. Also, pics would help a ton so people don't waste your time and theirs (not to mention their money if they call long distance). A better description of your engine would weed out a lot of wasted calls too. Other than...

I suck at this game. I have a real bad habit of buying high and selling low.

Yeah, I've seen that guy on eBay. Please do let me know, I was under the impression they were not stock replacements, just a mat that fits. But let us know. Thanks Digger, I just checked them out. I've looked there before, but just saw two piece carpeted mats. I guess I didn't scroll down far...

Is anyone making a stock looking rubber floor mat for the 33/34s? 5W

Great, thanks for the info. guys.

Question for the Model 40 experts. Are there any differences in the radiators between '33 and '34? My '33 came with one, but we're not sure if it's a '33 rad. or not, or if it matters. I will be running a stock '33 grill and hood. I assume all V8 passenger cars are the same within a model year.