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Do you mean pictures in signatures?

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This is easily doable IF a you think about what things need to be where when the top isn’t there. You can permanently set the appropriate switches to top up or top down and the trunk will open and close as you wish. You will want to disable or disconnect some relays or switches. The mechanism pushes...

1Bad55Chevy wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2024 6:35 pm I ran across someone in here trying to build "THE CAR". There were some pictures of one in a building and a thread about it but idk I'd anything came out of it. I assume there are 100 to 1 dream build post on here opposed to actual builds.

The Car thread

The FB Page

He’s on FB, now.

https://www.facebook.com/ClassicCarsSouthFlorida/

That’s probably right.

I don’t bother posting them. Just Google one.

There have been some great project threads. There was a 76 Continental where they guy literally reseller the frame (beautifully, I might add) and re-did everything. Also, one where the guy out suicide doors on his 70s sedan. There have been some utterly hilarious “oops” threads. My favorite is proba...

Here’s my 66.

I always thought that 90 ohms would drive a gage to full and an open would drive it to empty.

While activating the seat switch, gently tap the transmission housing with a hammer.

The solenoid mechanism needs to be cleaned and relubricated. There are a few threads here on how to do that, but if you take it apart and take pics, you can figure it out.

I’m very sensitive to anything that looks like spam because of spammers. I delete a few accounts every other day. Their posts look a lot like yours being very generic and then may have a link to their business, product, etc. If you want to post your lincoln For Sale, go ahead. If it benefits a membe...

I’m interested in this result and if it’s a good substitute for NOS bushings.

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