Not on a Chevy V8 - they had a little window on the distributor cap you could pop up, allowing access to a hex fitting on the points.
With a dwell meter hooked up, you could adjust the dwell angle exactly, with the engine running.
Great system!
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With a dwell meter hooked up, you could adjust the dwell angle exactly, with the engine running.
Great system!
That B-29 is Bock's Car (or a replica), which dropped the A-bomb on Nagasaki. Eighty years ago in August.
I’ll be right down with Jim
Apparently, he couldn't afford a second F either.
Taken about 10 years ago on Vashon Island while we waiting for the ferry to arrive. My two sons, my two nieces, and me.
Scott
Scott
I'm on a roll today.
Scott
Scott
A real cowboy Cadillac
Name of boat is “Optimist”.
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Todays “office” view
Six posts up...(the red Contour being lifted at the rear).
I had never wanted to see a plastic bumper pop off a car....until now.
I had never wanted to see a plastic bumper pop off a car....until now.
I think they said it was 1978. Probably $10k for that LOL.
Not really ancient!
It's within two days of spring so close enough. A pretty spring morning in the back yard.
Scott
Scott
True. In my early youth there was no such thing as a color television. Also too, you could buy record albums ("vinyl" to you young folks) in either "mono" or stereo.
And further ramble, when the Doors came out with their song "Light My Fire" I was was positively certain they were going to be one of those hit wonders band.
Scott
My dad had a decent stereo system for the day. Early 60s
The bummer is- for a supposedly cheap guy - quite the jazz record collection. I never had the chance to ask him what he did with his records. They were not in his house. Brother didn’t know.
Huge bummer for all that vinyl to go missing. I have two large boxes of vinyl, including the debut Doors album, a Beatles Sergeant Pepper album in PERFECT condition (it even has the paper picture insert that came with it), as well as many other notable bands and labels. Want the Bob Welch era of Fleetwood Mac with the original, full length, uncut song called "Oh Well" - it's in one of those boxes.
One of my missions is to sell these to a good home.
Scott