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Crap, thought this thread was gonna be about the Dream Cruise.

He used to be a millwright? Careful on those micrometers, he more than likely used them as C clamps.

I got hired to wrench at the local Chrysler-Plymouth dealer in 1971. I was being shown around the place when I noticed three odd looking cars in the back row way back by the fence. Green, yellow and orange, with long snouts and a big wing on their back ends. I asked what those were all about and the service manger said, "Those are Superbirds-they're back there because we can't sell them". If only I knew then what I know now...

There is a Go fund me account it is at $72,000 as of this morning.

Good lord hope she doesn't see this...

Yes they do if you get one with 3000 or so miles you should probably think about getting it re-greased. Also they can be modded to eliminate the grease if desired. If you want to get it done (if you buy one) bring the engine down to me just north of Flint ( you've heard of Flint, right?) and I can hook you up.

Michigan....lower Peninsula.....east of Lansing and North of Flint

I've got to get out to the range before winter.

Nature's Own - how fitting.

"Moderator" I'm sure you remember.

Going through some old photos came across this one of my '68 Camaro back '68- gonna file this one under "If I only knew then what I know now". And I just noticed that my future mother-in-law was standing on the porch may she R.I.P.

I realize that, not accusing- just stating what was the norm for GM a while back.

GM had a very strict "NO CAMERAS" policy- I guess that was moot after camera phones became common.

Are you guys allowed to take pictures in the plant? GM would never allow it.

bella