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I went down to the college to take in the show and swap meet. Lots of cars, but the swap section was rather disappointing. Not that i was looking for anything, wanting to buy anything, but i would have considered it pretty small. And for me getting there and back, i have to navigate five...

https://sacramento.craigslist.org/pts/d/placerville-classic-vintage-cars-parts/7864986801.html An estate sale of cars, showing up in the Sacramento, CA. Craigslist, up in Placerville, California. Someone might be interested, within driving distance. 1974 Dodge Charger SE 1966 Plymouth Satellite.

Went to the Stockton, Ca. fairgrounds for the swap meet, car show. Not much there, in the way of Mopar cars, and parts, being a Mopar enthusiast.

What difference does it make if using the machine for a regular driver, or a "classic" car??? The car doesn't know any different, what your using, whether 50 years old, or 5 years old.

Car wash soap fluid, is what my question is asking about.

Ya, why not. Just like paying some $$$$$ at the corner car wash near the neighborhood. Watch my neighbor wash his big Toyota truck all the time. What's the big deal????? There are four different degree spray nozzles that this machine has, and one for car washing is demonstrated.

Got a good deal on a pressure washer over on Amazon, for me to use washing my car. What's a good cleaning fluid you guys use in one of those things, to give me a heads up? Thank's a lot.

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I at times get a personal e mail from the manager of the Pick-N-Pull wrecking yard in Richmond, California. He tells me the only old cars that come into his yard, or other PNP's is if someone is clearing out property and the old car has been sitting there for years and years. And if someone has...

Me, late 70's at the Folsom Dam, California. Figure i gotta be 23, maybe 24 years old in this picture. EDIT: And what i look like now.