Thread: Had some long distance visitors.

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Looks like a great visit, you shoulda put her behind the wheel!

Pat

They shure dew tawk funey tho! Probably said the same about us.

She loved the ride, except that my T started acting up. First the motor stalled then it developed a hop at low speeds so we had to drive slowly back. Funny part was, it was perfect before and after she left we took it out and it ran just like always.

I think it was jealous of a woman being in the car. I did notice the gauges glowed a strange green, and the radio played only 50's music, and the odometer was turning backwards. Oh wait, I don't have a radio or odometer, maybe it was just some bad gas.

Don

Originally Posted by Itoldyouso

I think it was jealous of a woman being in the car. I did notice the gauges glowed a strange green, and the radio played only 50's music, and the odometer was turning backwards. Oh wait, I don't have a radio or odometer, maybe it was just some bad gas.

Don

Methinks it were something you ate ---- or drank! haahaaaa. Lucky for you Don. I am envious I must admit. You guys deserve it though. Great builders -- ALL. Perley

It was the strangest thing Perley. I parked the car the night before and it was fine. Sue and I jumped in for a little ride and we got about 1/2 mile and it died as we were rolling along. I restarted it but now it had a suspension shake at very low speeds, so we limped on home.

Dan found one heim end jam nut was backed off on the front tie rod, and I bumped my tire pressure up to 32 lbs on the front from about 26, and the car ran smoother than ever. In fact, during the whole 12 hour drive to and from Daytona last week it drove like it never has. I one-handed it at 70 mph over all kinds of ruts and it ran straight, never missing a beat.

I've renamed it Christine.

Don

Da dun na nah....Bad to the bone!
Had a Mustang in High School named Christine. It was a self fulfilling proficy, change the name!