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Wonder if the capsule falls under any Lemon Laws

Morning ritual every Saturday and Sunday is turn on the morning automotive shows. We’ll this morning at 6am turn on Motor Trend and here’s a show Driving Decarbonization. All about carbon emissions. Hour and a half of listening to this dude with a keto haircut spewing this this crap. Looks like...

I really liked the chase in the yellow Fiat.

Dead Reckoning. Good movie. Motor cycle stunt was pretty good

The thirteen killed 3 years ago during the Afghanistan withdrawal.

Watched The Young Lions last night. Brando, Martin and Montgomery Cliff. I seem to have a hankering for old movies lately.

The charger belongs to my bud in Yelm. I transported this car from Mesa to Yelm several years ago. He’s really done an outstanding job.

I did a run up to Yakima, WA at the beginning of the month. Went solo and had plenty of me time to clear the head. Was hoping to go up for cooler temps however with all the fire and 105 temps that didn’t happen. Did the NW Nations on Saturday then Took a drive over to Yelm, WA. on Sunday to pick...

Just curious

They failed to mention that the original owner, a doctor died in the car of a brain aneurysm in 1975.

Sent to me by a bud of mine. This is 3 million in 1975. His dad looked at the car.

Looks to be a solid car. I’d get rid of that Scatter Shield.

Start building Super Max prisons. Build them deep. Start taking six or seventh graders on tours to show this is where you end up if you choose a life of crime.

Just got it

It all depends on how much timing you run on the motor. I’ve run mid grade with 10 to 1 with no problem. Once I found the timing sweet spot I could run around with no detonation. However if you are one that constantly opens it up on the street then you’ll have to evaluate the timing.

Have to be careful in that some dyes will bleed

sure hope he keeps the altered Dart.

Jim Devine, Division 6. One of two G/S cars running nationwide. He just turned 80 and still rowing the gears

I sat with my dad in his last days on this earth and talked about his experiences whe he participated in the H bomb tests in the Eniwitock Atoll area. He witnessed three tests, the largest was the Able Baker. Roughly a little over 10 megatons. The overall impression from everyone who witnessed...

Interesting listening causing one to pause