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That photo with the temp gauge about 1/3 of the way up is about correct for my parent's new (special order) 1971 383 auto Road Runner when it was new and also correct for my 1972 Plymouth Satellite Sebring Plus 318 Auto which I purchased about 10 years ago.
As I already mentioned in post #1...
I might be swapping out the 5/16' line fuel tank pickup for a 3/8" fuel line pickup in the '72 Satellite Sebring Plus. I see online hose adaptor samples in either stainless steel or brass. I was just naturally going to purchase brass, but now with a choice I'm not sure the best way to go? Thank you.
Do I look a little intimidated by the Quaker State models (a redhead and brunette named "Marbella")? Entered my (for sale) '65 Valiant Signet Convertible. Star of the show was a 1933 Auburn with an in-line 8 cylinder (one throat carburetor).
Just had a 50 year high school reunion (but missed it when Hurricane Norma closed the airport). Got me thinking about old friends and neighbors and then decided to see what was possible searching out people from home. I guess I'm a little bored. No one looking for me obviously (lol).
Those online internet search engines only have listed obsolete or disconnected phone numbers whenever I try to connect with old friends. Maybe not news to most, but today I found even "directory assistance 411" has been discontinued. Can't stop "progress". (But if anyone lives in Lynden...
I need an indoor TV antenna to watch some over the air NFL games. I see two styles: one is flat and rectangular and the other is like a microphone on a stick kinda. Which is the better model/design/performer? Thank you.
This classic '65 Valiant Signet Convertible was driven under its own power from Port Angeles, Washington to La Paz, BCS, Mexico about ten years ago (trip totaled 2,250 miles). This year we installed new brakes, new tires, new battery, and new fuel pump). It still runs and drives but needs a...
When I was a youngster vacationing at Lake Tahoe (circa 1965) I went into a local bank with a bunch of loose change (quarters, dimes, nickels, maybe some pennies) and I asked the teller for a two dollar bill. I was not a "customer" but I did receive one and it is still around here somewhere. I...