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FAFO. :rofl:

Amazing stuff! Even more amazing to me is they were able to make this stuff 100 years ago. No high tech digital equipment around back then.

it says it was put on hiatus due to low registration numbers... Tough time of year for me to get away from work, maybe when I quit the 9-5.

Go back in time and order a new B5, 69 GTX? Oh yeah!

Bingo I think? 64 Corvair ....:thumbsup:

She looks like Judy Carne, from Laugh-In.

Just what I'm running. Have no complaints.

Interesting airplane: it has a radial, AND a V-10 inline in it. It must have been FAST! Certainly not a Mustang.

Saw lots of late 60's-mid 70's cars roll outta that place. There, and Lynch Road.

I have an original Dayco catalog. Designations such as '13' or '15' referred to 1/32" increments. So a '13' belt was 13/32" wide.

Sweet pics thanks for sharing.

I was hoping to do that, but I can’t find the straps themselves. I only have one of the originals.

Very cute. One of ours has the same color scheme as yours.

I don't have an issue fixing it myself.. I'm just wondering if that is enough damage to total the car out. I've never been in an accident so I don't know the in's and out's of insurance.

How much for the instrument panel and complete front grill?

looks ilke she's wearing a helmet :D

No broken glass? AI

I might try filling the block with vinegar overnight to see if that would help clean it out.

Understanding a circuit it helpful when troubleshooting, but it's just the tip of the iceberg if you are planning your own wiring. Just trying to compare / select a wire/insulation type opens up a can of worms. What gauge wire, how many wire strands, avoiding aluminum wire, copper wire, tinned...