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That brings back memories. I had more then a few of those things open to repair the tape.

Up against a train, it never will

That's enough to make one blind!

I have the Autogen 2500. I works very well but fortunately I haven't had to use it much! I had one car which had a very weak battery. I tried the normal hookup which wasn't enough so I used the boost button which did the trick and got the car started. Well worth the price and it compact and...

I have that book. There are things in there I don't remember seeing in the cartoons. And I got a kick out of some of the prices they came up with for stuff Wiley used.

Don't know about forums, but there's this club. Plymouth Owners Club: Some Members' Cars Thye have tech advisors for most all antique eligible years from 1928 right up to around 2000

That's not as bad as a dentist whose last name is "Hurt"

It happened to me more then once!

It is a real place. I went through there last November. Past the Olympic ski jump which is a hugh structure that sticks out like a sore thumb in the middle of the forest and mountains, There is also a big training center which covers a lot of ground with many buildings.

I took the drivers ed class at my high school in a '68 Cutlass but the main part of my practice was in a '62 Rambler American, 3 on the tree. Took my test in my dad's '68 Sport Satellite Wagon.

I know they did a scheduled up date a few weeks ago but it's been down since. Does anyone know if it will be back or is it done for?

Is there a guy named Murphy standing around watching this?:lol:

That's as bad as the guy who asked what year Studebaker my '65 Formula S was that I had at the time.

The N/A stands for non attainable, correct? As in they'll never get to shift that high1

Spray your Swift repellents around your truck and you might have a chance!

I remember seeing a story of it being built but haven't heard anything for a while I'm glad it actually got off the ground and flew.

Maybe it was ET, or My Favorite Martian coming back for a visit!

That hurt my eyes!

'69 Road Runner, 383, 4-speed. Bought it used and abused in '72. Looking back that wasn't the best car to have bought. Biggest problem was it had air shocks which had broken the shock mounting bracket which the PO bolted the broken ends to the floor pan which in turn started ripping the...

My radio does the same thing. It will cut off then take varying lengths of time to turn back on.

The least they could do is go around in back of the tree for a little privacy.

Not even with pulling the fuse!:lol:

Yup, a lot of intelligence being shown there.

65 Valiant, bought by my parents for me to go to college with 74 Valiant Brougham, was my dad's car The rest of these were mine. 74 Duster 67 Valiant 64 Barracuda 65 Formula S 75 Scamp is the current ride, the rest are all somewhere else now.

Use this Hagerty rebuild series of a Buick Nailhead as some inspiration...

Yeah, what could go wrong.

And this looks like,,,what?