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combing their hair
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get your kicks
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Spill it guys, who is Gerry and where can I get coupe bodies?
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She's 67 now
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They were 1/25th and they were $1.00. I only remember the 1970 models. They were basically unassembled promos molded in white. No engines or optional parts. 70 LTD 70 Chevelle SS 70 Monte Carlo 70 Wildcat 70 T-Bird 70 (Fairlane/Torino) Cobra
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Kits they never issued- but should have
Rodent replied to Paul Payne's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
Thanks, I looked at some online and it does look like a nice kit. -
on April 20th
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Kits they never issued- but should have
Rodent replied to Paul Payne's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
One would think that any "Pagoda" would be a subject that would sell. Not in Chevelle numbers, but enough to be profitable. -
I never got a sticker either. But I never bought a $439 kit from them either. Interested to see how this one looks when you unbox it. Looks pretty good so far from what you have posted!
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That, and I remember that the 4-doors greatly outnumbered the 2-doors. Edit: Exception being 70 Monterey 4-doors. Saw lots of those because that is what the Highway Patrol bought that year.
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What did you see on the road today?
Rodent replied to Harry P.'s topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
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There is a bit of a car shortage now for several reasons. If you do decide to get another car, you probably won't get a deal like this on anything right now. Your last sentence makes the most sense to me, if you can do without a car.
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OK, I see what you are trying to direct Tom to. I never knew where all the settings were. Everything is working fine here, so I never had the need to go poking around. I don't think I ever opened my inbox before, I just click on the new message to read it.
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No! Not 666!
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Which of these pertains to PMs? This is how mine is set, and I have always been able to receive messages.
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Then you die
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Kits they never issued- but should have
Rodent replied to Paul Payne's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
LOL. The most amazing cabs I have ever ridden in were two Fords in Tijuana. An originally triple green LTD II with square tires, spray painted yellow for taxi duty (including the vinyl top) and a late 80s Crown Vic interceptor that had clearly done LOTS of taxi duty in the US before being sent across the border. -
and everyone has .....
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and false teeth
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-2003 P71 Crown Victoria-
Rodent replied to 1972coronet's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
You are welcome, go out and celebrate. Codes are on the vehicle certification label. I don't remember if it is on the door or the B pillar. The "INT" code is two letters, one is the type of seats installed, the other is the color. -
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Rodent replied to 1972coronet's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
What is the two letter "INT" trim code from the driver's door decal? Just noticed: HAPPY BIRTHDAY JOHN! -
I have a Sherwin-Williams store within easy walking distance. I started buying paint from them early this century. The price is about the same as the big-box home improvement stores, sometimes less. They have a "local residents" discount. The folks who work there actually know something about paint! Anyway, early this century, they started using gallon plastic jugs with handles for paint. I just used some from 2006 to touch up the home office and it was as good as the day I first used it. Long gone, back to metal cans that do just what David describes. Cheaper, and I guess they recycle easier than the plastic jugs do. On the USPS note, I sent something to my financial guy in SoCal and he got it in 2 days. My MCM arrived on my porch today from SoCal in 2 days. Guess that's a "pleased you" entry though.
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Post using Braille
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-2003 P71 Crown Victoria-
Rodent replied to 1972coronet's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
This could be ugly. The temp control is a motor, but the blend doors are vacuum. You could get lucky with a loose vacuum hose or the easier to get to vacuum actuator is bad. Or you could be looking at 4-5 hours flatrate to replace the "other" actuator or replacing the case. I don't believe that the doors themselves are serviceable unless Dorman makes something. Sounds like a city or county unit since it has both F/R doors in white.