A Happy New Year to you Susie.
I remember the grill running lights very well, BUT, I am well over 55
and also vividly remember having stuff like: "DingleBerries, 8 Ball or
big Dice gearshifters, "Necker Knobs", Purple windshield lights, 56
Olds "Spinner Caps", Flying Fox Tails, and sectioned tail dragger
Merc's with flame shooting exhaust tip chromies.
What a hoot. Some of the best parts of getting is the memories of
days long gone (I think).
Hale in White Rock.
--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], "ljh6272001" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> First..All the best in '05 to everyone.
>
> Susie in Tampa.. Thanks for a really great lead with that link, but
> where were you 3 mos. ago. I had some rot under a post for the roof
> of my porch and didn't want to prop it up to rebuild under it (it
> would have ruined the soffit and facia as well as the post itself) so
> I bought some "git-rot" which worked well, but after all said and
> done, a quart of the stuff cost $100.00.
>
> Dad (Duane)..The note to wire the choke to the resister or coil
> reminds me of the time years ago, when I installed one of those
> white 'running lights' on the grill of my '50 Chev and wired it to
> the coil.(if you are under 55 years old you don't know about that
> craze) The thing started running like it had lumpy gas. The
> mechanic at the gas station immediatly cut that wire, problem solved.
> He explained that most often that was OK, but sometimes it robbed
> the coil of just enough juice to cause problems.
>
> ...Len
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