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Impressive.

I don't need to. I not promoting that they do anything. You I assume missed this comment I made above: "in that legit engineering requires clear understanding and identification of a problem before best solutions are determined and implemented"

So can you prove they don't do anything?

That would be awesome to see. Kim

So, I need a couple things to tidy up my car's appearance that are apparently hell to find a 71 plymouth BENCH seat 4 speed shifter boot for the pistol grip shifter, bezel would also be nice but I can find that easy enough A 71 plymouth b body side marker light, passenger side. Why is a 2x4...

...came off a 71 Charger. The screens are very nice ,no pieces missing & the hood to cowl seal is still very pliable & has all the original clips ** note the 3 on the ends have the original seals ? There is one mark in the seal, as seen, it will not effect the job it was designed to do. $125...

I used to do something similar many years ago

It will take a couple of tanks to get rid of those stock style tires.

All the road blocks manned by the national guard are down. Most if not all of the debris cleared. I only saw one construction site where a new building was being constructed, it was not a single family home being built.

Hot rodded.

Seriously : #3 Knight Rider, #2 Nash Bridges Cuda, #1 of course General Lee.

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Hey …… great idea ! Call it ….. the Kamala Effect !! BJ

I’d appreciate if. Kim

Thanks oc - I'll play again. :thumbsup:

:thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: That is cool.

Here are 3 from TV in no particular order: 1973 Ward LaFrance from Emergency! The Original Batmobile from 1966 (1955 Lincoln Futura) Adam-12 1969 Belvedere Squad Car

TRAPPED A 1949 Lloyd Bridges movie. Well before his Sea Hunt television show, in the late 1950's early 1960's.