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    UFO pel investigator Aardvaark is on a distinguished road Aardvaark's Avatar
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    Sir. I stopped you because....

    One of my dreams.......
    "Sir. I stopped you because you were driving too slow and was blocking the
    left passing lane."
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    Trouble Maker Phoenix is on a distinguished road Phoenix's Avatar
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    Your having a lot of fun with your toys....
    Needs a 2dr Ascona, everyone else has one.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Phoenix View Post
    Your having a lot of fun with your toys....
    I mean, he is from Iowa... Not much else to do there! Last time i was there all i did was ride dirt bikes and shoot stuff!

    Currently in Daytona Beach, FL working towards my Bachelor's in Aeronautical Sciences (Professional Pilot).

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    No....its not a Buick.... yellaopelgt is on a distinguished road yellaopelgt's Avatar
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    That right there, is a sure sign of cabin fever if I ever saw it..............
    What ...we got here...is........failure......................... to communicate....
    Some men,you just cant reach...so you get what we had here last week...which is the way he wants it.
    Well, he gets it...I dont like it, any more than you men...


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    72* here in Sacramento today. We may be broke but
    we got's some really swell weather out here.

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    If we all threw our problems in a pile and saw everyone else’s, we’d grab ours back.

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    -16F (-27C) this morning. Not much else to do but play with models indoors. Retirement sure sucks
    -Mark
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    Sounds like my days in Tulsa Oklahoma.

    Good Morning Tulsans,... Todays high will be -11 with a wind chill of -17.

    Says the perky radio host.

    Ya,... my 71 Kadett did not like -11!!
    Drifting: dorifuto sōkō, a motor sport where the driver intentionally oversteers, causing loss of traction in the rear wheels through turns, while preserving vehicle control.

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    Back when they were new when I live in Cedar falls, Ia. my '73 Luxus sat out in the street and would eventually start after several attempts even at -20F.
    My 1975 Ascona fuelie out in the parking always started first or second try even below -20F. I always switched to 5W30 for winter. Got to love modern 1970's technology.
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    Yes nice California weather here today. We've abandonded the 30 and 40 degree weather and set a new high yesterday of 66F. Opelwasp and I took his GT for a nice spin at 110mph, and later brainstormed on ideas for rebuilding my motor to a 2.4L.

    I think we need more GT's back in California, and to resurrect the ones we have sitting in storage.

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    Oh yes... I forgot to mention the snow and skiing are only about 90 mins east from here and the pacific ocean and cable cars are only about 90 mins west from here.... Gotta love it!

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    Had an old 55 Chev. during my time in central Illinois.
    Had to make sure I was in first gear when I turned
    it off because the trans oil would get so thick I
    couldn't move the shifter. It always started though.
    Was so cold one night the door handle broke off
    in my hand. Sure don't miss it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Aardvaark View Post
    -16F (-27C) this morning. Not much else to do but play with models indoors. Retirement sure sucks
    Thought we were bad having -7c for one night. Have fun indoors by all means just be careful what you tell everyone your doing.
    If we all threw our problems in a pile and saw everyone else’s, we’d grab ours back.

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    I installed a capacitive discharge ignition in my '74 Manta when it was just a year old at Penn State. Lived in PA, MD, MA, & NJ and never had problems starting in cold weather. Before that, I lived in N. IL. when it was -20, we did not even attempt to turn and engine without jumper cables. The started much easier with the boost.
    Now I hear they close schools when it is that cold. Not back then.
    Now here in NorCal, I see people in heavy coats when it is 45 out. What wimps.

    Terry

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