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Restoring a period correct MoPar stock car, 1969 Dodge. Used on the 8 3/4 gear center section and axle cooler. Looking to buy 3 of the 90 degree fittings and a few of each hose end. 90 degree is: 3/8 pipe x 5/8 flare. Note the radius of the fitting. NEW stuff is cheapened up, NOT the same...

Where can I buy these in 1/2, 3/4 and 1 inch i.d. sizes? Plan B would be to flatten them out and attempt to reuse. Thanks-

Areas like the casters, for example. Grease? Heavy weight oil? Obviously, something that can withstand the shear forces of a few tons pressing down and getting pulled around a garage. Those ball bearings were getting abused. What's good today that can hold up?

Show us your vintage bottle jacks, hydraulic service jacks, end lifts, transmission handlers, shop presses, shop cranes, engine hoists, ratchet jacks, axle jacks, jack stands & power hydraulic equipment. Any all original, un-restored, equipment would be great! :bowdown:

Stuff like 50s-60s vintage grinders, tool boxes and cabinets, drill presses, floor jacks, and any other vintage equipment. Or, was it all just painted over the bare metal when new? :headscrat Anyone have any examples of original paint on a vintage piece of equipment that shows signs of bare or...

The car in the vintage photo is a 1969 Dodge stock car. Photo was taken in late 1969. The jack shown appears to be a D-7400. (can any experts on the board concur with that?) What color blue is this jack painted? Metallic? I assume the oval tag on the lift arm is, Model number, etc. Can...

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