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WAY Too much cheddar for a car with No heat or Air, both systems vary costly to fix.

I actually live much farther west of this city. I used to watch a particular car restoration show that was based in this city which has a distinctive bridge in it. That bridge is buried in the skyline in the ad picture which was a big clue for me as to where to start looking. Respecting the...

The son of the original owner of my 79 300 contacted me which was great because he confirmed the 51000 miles were original and correct.

So would they work on 68 300 with 440?

I have rebuilt quite a few of the switches, but I have never attacked the solenoids.

Here is a system overview for the front end.

Just curious.. what’s the output numbers?

original 68 c body

Absolutely agree with you. The benefits that have come from the aviation industry as well as technology development are unbelievable. My great aunt was born before aviation really was developed, and lived to see a man walk on the moon. She was older than Chevrolet and lived to a long, joyful...

you did much better than me. you must be in the area. i am sure the "exact" spot will come outta that as elevation and l-o-s look spot on. :thumbsup:

Thanks for posting. I've always wondered what the components looked like. Just curious- where was the rear modulator mounted? Those things are massive!

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#572, i'll be darned. Solved. couple "frequent flyers". was outside my skills :) hope a few of you other gamesters - maybe we can give a new person a "Dude"- will take a shot at it over next couple days? as always, i will respond to PM's if ya wanna test a theory as to the solution...

XB-51. Lost a competition to the B-57. Humphrey Bogart played a test pilot in a movie featuring this aircraft. Two built. Martin XB-51 - Wikipedia

I love air shows. been to many. love this old iron too. my comment wasn't intended to diminish the world-changing accomplishment of everybody --- from engineers designin' them, to workers at factories buildin' them, to service people flyin' and fixn' them. the "arsenal of freedom" aint...

#12 sold

Since the verdict seems to still be up in the air about what this suspension is out of, I've added a picture from underneath.

I am a lifetime member of the Commemorative Air Force (used to be Confederate Air Force), and support our local wing - The Joe Foss Squadron CAF Joe Foss Squadron There are a LOT of active old aircraft flying around our country and the world. I think the most impressive flight of recent times...

OV-1 Mohawk I didn’t realize that there’s so many of these still airworthy. I had seen a few of them when I worked at NAS Point Mugu in the 90’s. Grumman OV-1 Mohawk - Wikipedia

Seller didn´t even bother to clean her up. Very optimistic starting bid.