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HEI distributor, probably module.

Haven't drank in close to 40 years. Last time was in 1977, I fell up the stairs waving the registration to my wife "new" '64 GTO. Time before that I woke up in Saigon in a toilet behind the bowl.

l All my grandson ever wanted to do was be a diesel mechanic on heavy equipment. His high school "career counselor" wouldn't help him apply to a tech school. Told him he would be better in college instead of doing "immigrant work". Told him only stupid people did manual labor. I went to the school to see this counselor. The gentleman told be only stupid poor people whom never amount to anything and live from paycheck to paycheck did that work. I asked him if he owned a house and if he had a mortgage on it and was his car paid for. Than informed him the we own 5 houses, a salvage business, a hobby shop a farm and 300 acres in Virginia. They are all paid for, and the last new car we bought I paid 100% cash for. No bills, no mortgages, no credit card debt. Oh and FYI. . . I'm a truck driver and a mechanic . . .a$$ hole and left. Grandson went to tech school., got hired right out of school by H.O.Penn in Medford and now works as a field tech / diagnostician for Cat in Virginia. Not bad for a 25 year old. Paul

Welcome, and nice purchase. I must be lucky, my wife not only points the older units out but even helps me bring them home. Even surprised me a few times with "here's the address, go get your new toy" Paul

Machinists, welders, carpenters, mechanics anything that has to do with manual labor, which schools frown on. Paul

Well she told Ward on one show "you can't come home from work and expect to pound on beaver"

I was told this is all we need to talk aussie

They were arrested for theft of services with the charges being pressed by Virginia Power & Light and Com Cast Cable. In Va both are considered felonies. They went to Richmond and will deal with State Magistrates.

Nice! Is that one of the Tri Lite CVA Back Up Bell caps on it? My mixer had one and somebody put it on the wrong side and it ding donged pulling it forward. Paul

If the drivers training was a real training course like for a CDL and the tests were a real tests, things would be a hell of a lot better. I'd like to see added to the road tests entering and exiting a expressway and merging "at speed", changing lanes, collision avoidance, panic braking and the ability to actually back up a vehicle. Add the ability to do basic vehicle checks like tire pressure and lights. I'd also slam the morons who drive with a pee hole in the snow to look out of at 65 mph and leave all the snow on the car till it blows off. The ability to understand english would be nice too. But these things have as much chance of ever happening as HRC telling the truth. Paul

They usually have this act.

You have the white wire in the wrong spot.

My R had an air ride cab, I took it off and tossed it after I ran the truck for a few months. With Air ride you wouldn't really need it. Like Jim said, look for interior parts, most all else is available. Paul

Worked until I saw the Beaver. . . .

Cosidering that more than 80,000 were made and over 60 countries use them, is it a surprise?

Rain or shine with me.

Interior is light poop brown, has dealer installed 4:10 twin grip. I still have a Marlin with a swapped in 401 twin stick auto that I used to race, a Rebel 290 3 speed and had a 304 V8 Gremlin X that I swapped on a .030 over 1/4 inch stroked 401. wrecked that on at York Dragway about 15 years ago.

Just negotiated to buy this, will be heading over on Saturday with trailer. 1974, loaded all options, auto 401, original owners son selling it, under 15,000 miles. Paul

I've met some of the best "invisible" friends here (as my wife calls you all). Thanks all! Paul

Want to do my B ? They look excellent! Paul

Same people who don't use mirrors, don't signal lane changes, talk on the phone or text and refuse to buckle up. They are what I call "Blur People". . . go through lie with no idea of the carnage they cause in the wake only paying attention to their fog of life.. Paul

With Alcoa cast Aluminum trans case and engine parts.

The original Ramchargers High and Mighty in 1959. The Ramchargers were Chrysler engineers who went drag racing and engineered Chrysler performance from 1963 to the mid 1970's.