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Buying a car is fair enough. Buying it to win trophies? Meh.

I don't think the issue is with buying and enjoying a beautifully restored vintage car...it's with those owners trailering their queens to the prom and fussing over winning trophies on a car they just bought. I knew a guy in high school just like that. Rich kid, bought himself a done mid-60's...

What good are inches if you can't lift it up? :lol:

One of my switches works on all speeds, the other doesn't work on High. So that tells me the blower motor and resistor are not likely the issue. Maybe in your situation, replacing the resistor on the heater box might work, as MWbirdLOVER70 suggested?

Yep, I already installed a different fan switch and it works on all speeds. This heater control assembly is a spare I'm restoring. Everything else was good. I just wanted to point out a relatively easy part to test and fix before yarding out the heater box.

No votes for Blazing Saddles? :lol:

Going through all my wiring and electrical this summer, when I reinstalled my heater control panel, I discovered my blower motor didn't work on any setting. Low and high were totally dead; medium made a slight click of life but nothing else. I restored my heater box several years ago but the car...

The only reason I used to register my Charger for car shows was to get a great parking spot. :)

A third vote for Unforgiven. Tombstone next.

The 2025 World Rowing Championships just wrapped up in China. The winner took home the Grey Poupon Cup.

Happy Birthday! Pie or cake, I like 'em both. Men of Culture!

Nice GTX, good luck with the resto! Your son looks so excited, he's hiding his woody...

It's a heavy duty joy buzzer.

Pink Floyd's song is even better. :)

Here's an idea: I am interested. :lol:

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

My family had the Paragon machine by Bally, second one in this row of machines.

I don't think we need to post a course on Electrical 101...but at least knowing how to use a test light and voltmeter to test voltage and continuity would be something nearly everyone should know.

I wonder how long such tiny motors outputting those horsepower numbers will last? Especially if these "trucks" will be doing actual work...

Gotta love the nice curves and flowing body lines! The car's okay too...