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08-07-2005 09:19 PM #1
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New guy on board
Hello, everyone, I'm here for the first time on my new computer. I finally got a computer for myself at home, since my wife has had one for quite a while, she can go talk about music, and now I can talk about cars! I am an old-timer, born in 1955, and have been in the automotive parts business since 1973, with 25 years spent behind the counter of an old-time (established in 1932) parts store. I also spent 3 years running the machine shop, and I have seen and done a lot over the years. I hope I can help answer some questions, and maybe learn some things myself (you're never too old). My passions are Panel Trucks and Sedan Deliveries, I used to own a '53 Pontiac Sedan Delivery that I put a 440 Chrysler into. That was about 30 years ago, and I'm still kicking myself for ever selling it (seen a '53 Pontiac sedan delivery lately?!) Over the years, I've also owned a '70 Duster 340-4 speed, 2 '67 Chevelles, a '55 Chevy 210 2-door wagon, a '61 Imperial, and so on. If we knew then what we know now.......The older I get, the faster I was.
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08-07-2005 09:26 PM #2
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welcome aboard youngster.I've NEVER seen a car come from the factory that couldn't be improved..... 
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08-07-2005 09:33 PM #3
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Ah, to be 50 again!
Welcome aboard, don't mind when the ankle biters come in talkin' their "real hot rod" trash.
Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
It's much easier to promise someone a "free" ride on the wagon than to urge them to pull it.
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08-15-2005 08:28 PM #4
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Man, I like this, I feel young again! You all still remember when cars came with points, drum brakes, and carburetors!The older I get, the faster I was.
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08-16-2005 05:39 AM #5
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Yep still rember those and still runniing them. Welcome to CHR
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08-16-2005 08:54 AM #6
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welcome, glad to have the experience on board
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on small cars yes. but fat fender cars are pretty much the same in size and weight as the donor car. i found s10 brakes work great on fat fender and pickups. a deuce will just need manual brakes...
Time for brakes