Auto floor shift bracket 1968 B Body........
Nov 25, 2025 · In this pic on the right this center shift bracket is from a '68 B Body. The one on the left next to it is in question to what car it belongs to? They...
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What’s the best rear leaf springs for a 1970 B body
Nov 21, 2025 · I have a 1970 roadrunner convertible that I’m building as a Hemi clone In the past I’ve used 2 right or left hand, super stock springs They work great and there’s no wheel hop …
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Proper antonym of "body shaming" - English Language & Usage …
Nov 20, 2025 · Bradimus' answer of "body positivity" is good, but relates a general attitude or approach - all bodies are good. And one meaning of "body shaming" is the general cultural …
What is the name of the profession of car body repairing
Oct 23, 2015 · I am getting stuck finding the English word for "The person whose profession is to repair a car's body", for example removing the rust and painting the car.
word choice - Cadaver/corpse/body for a dead human body
Sep 12, 2013 · Corpse and body are both normal usage; corpse is slightly more formal (it's what a police officer would say), but more importantly, a corpse is unambiguously dead, whereas you …
I heard someone use the term "dogs body" what does it mean?
In the 19th century “dog’s body” was sailor slang for a common shipboard meal composed primarily of boiled peas, with powdered ships-biscuit or flour added as a thickener. I suspect …