Vintage garage stuff

[Vaanth]

 

[Vaanth]

 

[Mike Szadaj]

I came across a pretty heavy duty shelf today for 10 bucks. There was some advertising on the side that indicated it was for A1 sauce. I cut two by fours to elevate the cans in the back.

I remembered I had this Valvoline decal sitting around. I put the decal on a piece of poster board and screwed it on the back.

 

[Mike Szadaj]

I somewhat figured out the wiring for the fluorescent display chronometer. There are still two wires that I don’t know the purpose of. I wonder if one dims the display a little when you turn your headlights on. As for the fifth wire, I am at a loss. It wasn’t very important, so I gave up on trying to find a wiring diagram for a car that would’ve had one of those clocks in it.

 

[Vaanth]

I somewhat figured out the wiring for the fluorescent display chronometer. There are still two wires that I don’t know the purpose of. I wonder if one dims the display a little when you turn your headlights on. As for the fifth wire, I am at a loss. It wasn’t very important, so I gave up on trying to find a wicks diagram for a car that would’ve had one of those clocks in it.

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Following are the wiring connections for the wiring for the vacuum fluorescent display chronometer, FYI:

• Yellow with black tracer: To the head light switch dimmer - Controls intensity of the display with dash/interior lights.
• Black: To ground.
• Dark blue: To +12V switched, ie. ignition run or "Accessory" - Turns display on/off with key on/off.
• Red: +12V constant on - Retains time memory.
• Orange: To light circuit - Signals chronometer to dim for night/dark when lights are on.

Image from the car owner's manual:

 

[Mike Szadaj]

Here’s one that I have never seen before. Car wash from an aerosol can

 

[Spare Parts]

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[Spare Parts]

Just got this vintage Anco wiper rack from an abandoned gas station.
Chocked full of vintage wiper blades

 

[Mike Szadaj]

I know that the pamphlet with sheriff JW Higgins on it isn’t for Dodge, but he uses the same warning.
Y’all drive careful now, heah…!
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a can that says it can be used as gasoline line deicer or windshield washer solvent

 

[Coronet_Arch]

My brother just picked this up this weekend.

 

[Mike Szadaj]

A couple more estate sale finds. The picture is of the Dodge Hamtramck assembly plant. I am going to try using a magnifying glass to try and date some of the cars in the parking lot. If you look closely at the bottom of the sunvisor mirror, you will see the Plymouth logo.

 

[PRND21]

Digging around in a barn we’ve owned since 1947, I uncovered these, don’t have any idea where they came from… I’ll have to see how well they shine up.

 

[PRND21]

Not quite NOS but they will look nice hanging on the shop wall next to my Plymouth truck caps.

 

[Vaanth]

 

[6PKRTSE]

I picked these up at the last few swap meets only because I thought they were cool because they had my first or last name on them.

 

[RemCharger]

I picked these up at the last few swap meets only because I thought they were cool because they had my first or last name on them.

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Cool. My wife was a Sears too.

 

[Daves69]

My mid '70s Walker........

an old Craftsman hotwrench..........

maybe a Chrysler outboard ignition tester............

Made In USA (still works).........

Blue light specials...............

 

[Mike Szadaj]

I added a little something.
Hamtramck assembly was called “The Main” for short

 

[WS23U1]

I added a little something.
Hamtramck assembly was called “The Main” for short

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I remember the bar/hotel across the street on Joseph Compau. lol