Posted by Tyler Jackson on August 18, 2011 at 17:57:56 from (75.249.96.45):
Have my 68 Dodge Coronet up for sale on a highway at te end of my road. It looked like it was going to rain (finally) so I went and got it. Pulled in my driveway and the front driver corner made a loud pop and dropped an inch or 2. I drove about 20 feet before I decided I should stop and looked at the tire and it was angled out pretty good. I jacked it up and decided I must have broken a bearing based on the noise. I the took the tire off and immediately noticed that the ball joint housing that screws into the upper control arm had stripped the threads and pulled out. Said well some buck put the tire back on and pulled it slowly in the barn. Now i need to find a control arm. Just had to vent. To make it tractor related I had to move one to get it in the barn. Also does anyone know of a mopar junk yard in Southern IN?
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