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I agree with Sheriff. It is always a trade off of money or time. I'd put some heat and pressure on the hump and see what happens. The rest is not a hard fix, it will take some time and patience. Good luck with whatever you choose to do. Chuck

3M, SEM, and Bondo all make repair materials that will work. If the tear are long you need to use a backing material to provide strength. If there is warpage, prudent use of a heat gun and applied pressure will correct it in most cases. Let us know if it works out. Chuck

Welcome from Oklahoma. Now get to work! Chuck

Just NO. Chuck

A shrinking disk will probably work. Chuck

Post pictures of the one you got from Colorado. #M make excellent repair material, almost any bumper can be repair with this stuff. Chuck

I actually conned a guy into going to NAPA to buy muffler bearings. I laughed, he did not. Chuck

Welcome from Oklahoma. Chuck

I have no idea how your car could weigh that much. Try using another corner weight system. Chuck

The timing is OK. Is the lower radiator hose collapsing? Are you sure the head gasket(s) are not on backwards? Just possibilities at this point. Chuck

I'm just wanting to present reliable data to help people make decisions that are in their own best interests. Chuck

This is a good article on coated and uncoated bearings as well as conventional oil and synthetic oil. It is long, so if nothing else scroll to the last page. Chuck https://www.kingbearings.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/The-Secret-Life-of-Bearings-1.pdf

I will debate the weight numbers for the Boss 302 and Boss 351. I have owned both. The B2 weighed more than stated and the B1 weighed less than stated. Written by a dumb *** either human or AI. Chuck

Just more data. https://7173mustangs.com/threads/car-weight.10946/ Chuck

Welcome from Oklahoma. Good for you. Chuck

It looks like early 60s Chrysler styling to me. A hard NO from me. Chuck

Are you using synthetic gear oil in the differential? I lost two gear sets on a road course. Switched to synthetic and had no more gear set failures. I know this cooler works, my son has it on his S550...

I have used Sea Foam as a fuel stabilizer within -tank h great success for many years. In addition to the vehicles it works well in the many small engine powered tools I have. The best fuel system cleaner I've found is BG 44K. There are Octane boosters that actually work, most are not found in...

I've never seen or heard of that!. It does appear to be a CSX-3000 chassis. Chuck

That is too funny! Chuck