I had a 68 Cutlass 2 speed.  After I blew the trans on my 
trip to Alaska, it was the first car I conerted to a THM400.  
But definitely not the last.  Later I discovered switch pitch, 
which took a second off my 0-60 time.  

Bruce Roe

9 Mar 2006  "77W30442" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> lets see i was 9 yrs old my mother had just gotten her new used car, 
> dad
> wanted to get rid of the 1968 olds f-85.
>  after a few days of mom  explaining why i should get the car to 
> learn how
> to work on cars. i was handed the keys and the car was moved on the 
> side of
> the house where i would play with it.  at 14 i stole the 1969 98 out 
> of the
> drivway. and was tearing up my neighbor hood. it was the first time 
> i ever
> seen or heard that ocean linner spin the tires off the rims.
> i was set on  dumping my massive 250 cubed  inline six with my 2 
> speed
> jetway trans for a big block.but found a 1970 w-31 that was mangles  
> so i
> bought its driveline. was impressed that a 350 could get the job 
> done.than i
> eventually went  455 and  never wanted anything else under the hood. 
>  back
> then who knew that one day i would be looking for another 1968 olds 
> f-85
> with a 6 cyl and 2 speed trans in average condition.  ever since my 
> mom
> passed away in 1997 i have been looking for the car she fought so 
> hard with
> my dad to give me.
> threw out the years as a adult  and even as a small child there has 
> allways
> been oldsmobiles around from 1966-1988 model yrs. my father must of 
> owned 12
> 1969 cutlass's sme  4 doors some  spoer models. so i guess for me 
> its been
> in my blood.
>   but if any one had leads on a decent 68 olds  f-85 pls let me know.
> i have many other models  and aside of my hurst olds i owned this 68 
> would
> be the most important car in my stable once i aquire it.
> take care
> ron  

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