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Friday in Carlisle, PA was promising to be a beautiful day, 70 degrees and sunny. I had to take the day off to go since rain was in store for Saturday and Sunday. The line down the west bound side of I-76 leading up to the Carlisle exit was over 2 miles long. This is […]
My sister came down from Canada with her husband and kids, as well as my best friend growing up. Naturally the girls wanted to do nothing but shop and the guys had better things in mind, like a day at the junk yard. I spent a bit of time trying to find a good classic […]
I’m no emissions expert and replacing the motor in my 86 GMC with all those vacuum lines seems to be a challenging proposition for a classic car guy like me. Even though the vacuum lines are documented on the sticker in front of the radiator, I had to make my own drawing. The sticker shows […]
Look around and you'll find articles on my 64 Impala restoration activities, how-to articles, a motor book section, and product reviews.
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I look forward to talking with you and hearing about your classic car restoration project.
Carl
The most popular posts, which you select, appear here. This is a way of getting those old classics you wrote out of the dusty archives.
