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My grandmother, who'd be 100 this year she passed three years ago, worked in an oil can factory during the war. I have two of the cans she helped produce. She also sewed money bags for the Denver Mint at 1 cent bag. Evening though my grandfather was across the globe in Burma, and she had just...

It's been explained to me that any product, regardless of what it is, is considered a total loss when in a transit accident. Shipping containers, tractor trailers, etc. The manufacturer assumes insurance responsibilities on the freight. So, as a precaution against future litigation they just...

Got it, as soon as I saw her eyes. I've been keeping up with this thread, first time playing along though. Great job!

I have a couple dreams as well. I'm fortunate enough to have owned or still own several cars I've always wanted. But, the top of the heap.... 1948 Tucker 1959 Cadillac ragtop or an Ecto 1 replica 1970 Olds W30 442 Aztec gold w/ black accents 1974 Monaco 4dr sedan..........you know why any 1980s...

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Be safe gentlemen! Happy Thanksgiving to all!

Like stated above, they aren't cheap. But, they are based and work solely out of Charlottesville VA. When you call, you speak to a Virginian. If you have any issues, they are handled on the spot. Their customer service is second to none. I'd rather pay a little extra and talk to a human I can...

I think the OP's original point stands. He paid for a specific service. The shipper agreed to those specifics. He's pissed. I think we can all understand that. Now, if I had that kind of dough and those kind of cars. I'd go get it myself. Or have one of my employees, trained the way I want them...

Southwest Virginia and myself will welcome you!

Here in the eastern USA that's a show winner. Wire brush it, spend some time under it with a spray can. Looks like a good car.

Deflate a basket ball slide it in the door and inflate it. I've never done it, but I watched others with pretty good results.

You used to be able to buy strips of black adhesive "dum dum" at Lowe's. A friend of mine got a box of it for a Samurai we were working on years ago. I'd go with something like that before spray foam.

The original amount of CCA is more than likely closer to 350-450. I wouldn't worry about that. Since every battery you buy will have more. At one time Advance Auto Parts store look up would give you orig CCA. As far as brand goes, there aren't but a few battery plants out there. Most of the...

Even on the stage of the Price is Right that Lincoln couldn't keep its eyes closed.

That distributor requires a constant 12 volts. Anything less will burn up the ignition module. I agree with remcharger, run 12V to it from the battery. Also, the modules in those kits are generally junk. I've had to replace nearly every one I've ever installed.

The engine doesn't "need" any of it. I would block it all off, then add back the vital lines one by one until the engine starts to act up. Once it does, test that circuit for a leak. I'd start with the brake booster, then the vacuum advance and so on. Good luck

Nearly thirty years ago, I worked for a tobacco farmer back in KY who rented some acreage off a gentleman. In the landowners three car garage behind his house was a mundane 1971 Camaro. 307, powerglide car. Green with a green vinyl top and black interior. He bought it for his wife new. A year...

Molotow is another option. They sell pens internet and retail, I bought one from Hobby Lobby. Not cheap but, works great.

It happened to a friend's dad's 68 Chevelle with a 396 when I was in high school. They just finished, installed, tuned and tested it. One last adjustment on the carb or timing or something. I don't know which one shut the hood. But, the air cleaner didn't get put back on. Once they hit the...

I was thinking about posting a comment on this same thing. I really enjoy this forum. But, I even more so don't want to buy a Mazda. But, someone reaaallly wants me to buy one. It is quite annoying.