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Good looking wagon, can't be many left.

I bought a radiator for my 91 pickup through JC Whitney 5 years ago and paid $240. It was all brass no plastic anywhere and thick brass, fit perfect. Might want to research them.

Beautiful car and great colors, hope you exceed you reserve.

I saw no mention of replacing the ballast resistor, the first thing to do on a car that wants to start but sputters and dies.

If someone else is working on my car I'm being ripped off.

383 4bbl 4 speed

Bad gas smells like varnish, but I've drank worse and I still run.

A Cabover 300 pickup with cap.

Anybody seeing the car in person will be amazed and more interested than a altered car.

On a rebuild it might need a band tightening, something easy to do you can look it up on YouTube how.

My 74 NY came from the factory with them being a government car to prevent bouncing when a politician had his secretary along.

But we don't see it everyday.

Did you take any pictures while there?

I ordered cigars from a place 42 miles from me, after traveling 326 miles to the post office 200 yards from my house they were sent back to the distributor. Once again they traveled the 326 miles route to get to me. I don't know the return route but it took over a week for delivery.

Listed in the snowmobile atv section in central NJ.

Our 3.6 Promaster started getting the tick about 100k miles and the dealer denied hearing it. I switched to 10w-30 and within a week it was gone, now at 165k with no issues.

I thought this was about cigars.

We used the Maaco in Dover NJ about 5 years ago to paint metal chair bases. They had them 3 days, painted them the morning I was scheduled picked them up and a week later they started peeling.

I know Don because we grew up together, went to July 4th parties and New Years plus other occasions. He repaired quaternary panels on a Cordoba I had and later was going to paint a 74 Roadrunner of mine but I got married instead (should have kept the car instead). Later a van I had went to his...

Frazee's Landing Autobody near the southern end of Lake Hopatcong, Don is the owner and he started in his garage. All the shops in the area tried to recruit him but he stayed on his own and built his business.