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That's the most entertaining thing I've read in quite a while. Thanks. lol

As I remember from that area, the the Chevy forge plant was on Vulcan. The Tonawanda engine plant that is.

Another little Nova popped up in my inbox, Thomas. Remember this little Saturday night cruiser and what it would do in the straight line? Ummm, I can still smell the fumes. :3gears...

I thought this might be of some interest to you and this thread. Maybe someone might be interested in this little beauty. http://www.mecum.com/auctions/lot_detail.cfm?LOT_ID=HA0412-124535&utm_source=delivra&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=HA0412_S132 John.

Thomas, I just wanted to mention what I was listening to last weekend while I was painting. Maybe someone else caught it. But everything that was talked about in the last couple of pages was on "Modern Marvels" on the History Channel. It covered all the need to know stuff on lumber and where it...

:thumbup: Not too shabby. ;)

DK that was my thinking too, and I think a lot would agree. I joined this thread I think it was a year old which was page 100, I think. Back then I thought THAT was a lot of catching up. My hat's off to you and anyone else joining in as of now. That's a lot of reading. But so worth it, wouldn't...

Happy New Year, all. Looking forward to more lurking as I always do. Wishing everyone on board all the best in 2012. This site IS the best! John.

Over 1,000,000 views here?? Whoa!! Impressive. I must've been dozing as that went by.

Happy Anniversary. Let's all sing together on this special day.

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I have a small 40 gal Snap On compressor. It's not used all that much, but never given any problems. Today, I went to switch it on, and nothing. Check CB, good. I unplugged it, pulled the cover off the switch box, plugged it in and measured voltage to the switch. 243V Then I notice when the...

I had to do a triple take on that photo you just posted. That's my GTO behind your '64!!! For me, it's all wheel spin off the line. Ahhh, the almighty torque :)

You just gave me a flashback, Tom. That speedo on the '62 dash, well I remember my uncle hitting the 90 mark on a country road up there in Canada in his '62 Belair. Man was I an excited kid when I saw that. And of course I filled many a bike tires on those air machines. Thanks for the memorys...