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Looks like you NE Ohio guys will see a total solar eclipse.

https://www.yahoo.com/lifestyle/april-8-total-solar-eclipse-220840071.html?fr=yhssrp_catchall

I saw one in Michigan in 1963 or 1964. We rigged up a pin-hole camera, mirror and screen and took Polaroids of it. Hope you have clear skies ...

I got a ride in Silvia and it's running great!! I'm surprised at the low-end torque. Those tires don't break loose with some power-on shifts so it really sets you back. Fun car!!!

Nice!!! You changed a sick Vette into a great one.

How about this for a protector you don't have to remove?? If necessary, cut some slits to make the bends.

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I looked for info on gasohol boiling point vs pressure but didn't find it. When I was fighting fuel vaporization on the Lincoln, I remember finding a statement that some of the blended ingredients of gasohol will boil at 90*F. :shock: Today, I did find a statement that vapor lock isn't an issue with ...

"Hi Yo Silvia...the Lone Wrencher rides again!"

Sounds like you're in for a well-earned Summer of fun driving.

Is that the only bad one? Could be the caliper is junk.

Did West Coast Gear have an explanation for the sudden seal failure?

Gotta love a guy that can do all that, and is still at it at my age.

My late bro Willy had a Hollywood Graham when I was a kid. He loved that car!!

The Maverick was my first and only full paint job. I used urethane primer and finish. No clear. Urethane is VERY forgiving in that you can sand and buff out imperfections, incl runs. I had a bug in every square inch and a couple doing back strokes in the wet paint. All OK. It's also highly toxic, so ...

https://www.hemmings.com/stories/daytona-beach-race-course-destroyed/

I was there for some of Speed Week in 1960 and watched the motorcycle race run partly on that beach. Back then, the expense was small enough that a team could enter with no sponsorship. An army buddy from NJ knew a no-sponsor ...

Hope you don't mind a little anecdote on your thread. As a kid I worked in a gas station/garage. We had the old-timey oil cans where you punched a hole with a spout. The oil cans were stored in a stand with a place to put the "empty" cans where they would drain the remaining oil into a bucket. The ...

This has to be a mystery for the records. You're going to feel SOOOO good when you solve it.