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I do know you, Tony, and I wanted to make you laugh. I originally had the way I wanted to be identified inside of the parentheses, but I erased it because I was too afraid to actually use the words, because this is a public forum, even though my daughters, in their 30's, could accept it if I wasn't ...

I've trusted all kinds of shocks for a long time, and usually do pretty well with all of them. It is ball joints that all inspection mechanics like to replace, even on my Lincoln. I don't get any choice offered on ball joints. The last batch came from a parts store that had supposedly ball joints fo...

The identifying thing is too new for me. My nephew told me I can be anything I want to be by identifying as such. I told my buddies that they were to think of me henceforth as (something I can never be). They told me to shut the "you know what" up. My generation isn't ready for identifying...

I woke up my camper tow car with the Jump start thingy on my charger, drove around for a while and then went and got gas. Had to shut it off, but it started right up again. I trust that Tony shouldn't have any trouble, and I still hope he's taller than I am. Someday I may have one of those trickle c...

This was a pistol job, I think. But also Western themed. Memory may be (is) defective. Wayne

I hope you're taller than 5'7". Mine's not a convertible, but it does have 40th anniversary stuff all over it, and I sincerely hope you enjoy it, and get lots of use from it. Let us know when you get it. Wayne

I can't disagree with you at all! Wayne

Taking one's time on a restoration project is good. Not so much on whirlwind trips. I have a friend who drives a Dodge truck, and he would tell you it's a good thing you weren't trying to drive an electric car from the Gilmore to California. That's as political as I dare to get, just quoting other p...

Gentlemen, Fraser and Tony, I bought an early 2000's Mustang used because I thought it would be cool to drive for an old man. I was told and discovered for myself that it was useless in snow, which we normally get much of. I also live at the top of a hill which makes it even more useless. So, in the...

Tony, I thought you had it cured back in 2011, too! Water is amazing, it will go just where you don't want it to.

I had a 93 Grand Marquis once that was headed for the junkyard. The only responsible thing to do was to shoot the poor thing in the side before they came to get it. I think I remember a movie or a show a long time ago, where the main character shot his car through the radiator after it became useles...

Yahoo, Tony...I'm glad your ordeal is over! Wayne

Chevy, that is it! Don't you like the red and white accessories? Thanks for finding it, I have never known where to look. Computers and yours truly have never developed a relationship! Wayne

I still haven't figured out how to post pictures, but if anyone needs to see it, it is in the LCOC magazine that features the meet held at the Culinary Institute of America. It was Jeff Shively's pick for editor's choice. He has a really nice looking 63 as we speak. My insurance guy found it online ...

You're right, but in spite of his distaste for us, he is a very good lad...Wayne