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You may be able to apply for one thru your car insurance company.

A bonded title may be your only recourse.

Looks to be a long way from the popcorn machine. Hope the issue is resolved quickly.

Nope, but you left out a few.... Teryton- I'd rather fight than switch Alka-Seltzer-Plop, Plop, Fizz, Fizz Cal Worthington (no explaination necessary) Earl Shibe-I'll paint any car for $49.95 Smokey The Bear-Only you can prevent forest fires. Walt Disney Also commercials for Slinky, Silly Putty...

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Our government has had a long, steady pull on a kids' attitude concerning cars. With nearly all vehicles looking pretty much the same. It used to be easy to decern one make from the other, but today I find myself looking for identifying emblems or badges. CAFE and NHTSA have transformed...

HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!

You started this post stating your master leaks at the line connections. Isn't that the main focal point of failure? Re-tap master (even if it means jumping up a size on the fittings). You're dealing with parts that are more than 50 years old and god knows how many times those parts have been...

In the 1850's/1860's the city of Chicago was raised to allow for the installation of their sewer system. Entire buildings, fire hydrants, and sidewalks were raised by as much as 14 feet using screw jacks and massive man power.

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You may be surprised..... Think some outside the proverbial box. You'd probably be surprised at what it took to get an 80+ year old shell back on the road. I was lucky in that I spent my vocation and entire working career on the design of mostly heavy truck and bus. All told....23 years before...

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Not to worry. You know what it took to get 'er where she is. A good painter will make her shine.

Never could tolerate White Castle myself. Most I knew partied all night and made White Castle their last stop before hesding home to pass out.

The first item scanned with a barcode was a pack of Wrigley's chewing gum on June 26, 1974, at a Marsh supermarket in Troy, Ohio. This marked the beginning of the barcode's use in retail, which has since become almost universal.

Something to listen to while you're "Bringimg 'er back....

OUCH!

Found this one in the desert. Does it count?

Welcome from Roswell, NM !

Hey! Happy Birthday!