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Both models can be drilled and bolted or welded into place. Made of steel with a stainless steel clamp for a safe and secure installation. Available to fit 1 3/4-, 2-, and 2 1/4-inch steering columns. The Standard model is $24.95, and the Swivel model is $29.95.

For more information, contact RB's Obsolete at (800) 426-6607 or visit www.rbsauto.com.

Wild West
To satisfy the traditional sector of the hot rod market, Barry Grant has released an old-school version of the Triple D SixShooter induction system. Suitable for a wide range of engines, this nostalgic, triple two-barrel induction package-the first of its type in more than 30 years-includes an advanced Triple D intake manifold; three Demon carburetors finished in gold chromate with red fuel lines and chrome fuel log; and three period-style Rush air cleaners. Delivering stout performance and equipped with an electric choke, the SixShooter is simple to tune with just three controls-two for idle mixture and one for idle speed.

For more information, contact Demon Carburetion at (706) 864-8544, or visit www.barrygrant.com.

If The Shoe Fits
Motofeet are strong enough to hold a big-block with a transmission. Unlike most engine cradles, Motofeet allow for the installation of a starter motor and bellhousing, and, according to the company, you can rig Motofeet to start and run a motor!

Motofeet are available for big- and small-block Chevys and Fords. They are visually "clean" and make a nice and convenient method to store, display, transport, or work on a motor. They are quick and easy to install, powdercoated for long-lasting appearance, and are competitively priced with other engine cradles.

For more information, visit www.motofeet.com.