Recent content by WileERobby

Back in the heyday, if we were doing a job, either maintenance or performance, we would upsell an extinguisher mounted on the side console, under dash, etc. as a "cool" look, as well as it's important precaution. Yeah, got one under the glove box on my retro look car now. Others, in glove box...

Happy Birthday

Appears so, if that is a 69, but the entire date would be beneficial to post.

Cup size.

It's just to the left of the 2951865 part casting. appears to be ? ? - 69 .

Read the date code on it.

Date code ? Looks like 69 ? that would be for a 70 model.

Clean and soak up the spilled liquid as usual with rags and throw them out. Apply foam-type engine degreaser to the area and scrub. A few times. Cover the area COMPLETELY heavily with speedy-dry or cat litter, cover with a plastic sheet, and leave it as is for days, even weeks.

What is it spilled on ?

While reading another thread about a really unfortunate incident, it once again brings to mind the utmost importance of having one handy. If you don't have one yet... get it today. Tomorrow may be too late.

Awesome post. Thank you.

And I wonder how many here have a FIRE EXTINGUISHER in their classic car, handy and ready ?

ATTENTION EVERYONE: IMMEDIATELY CUT OFF YOUR (-) BATTERY TERMINAL CONNECTION WHEN THE CAR IS PARKED. by whatever means feasible. As another poster noted, I've been doing this to my cars as long as I remember. THIS ^^^

Wonder if someone shot out the tires on that charger would be a deterrent ? After all, police are too busy to get involved.