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Have some of the older David Snyder Car Art paintings, but none of my cars. The Blue convertible in the "Fun in the sun", and inside Grand Spaulding look close to the '69 R/T Convertible. My Ex got me a shirt with the '71 Charger air brushed on it like around 1996.

Make sure your in park or neutral with brake on when testing just in could the neutral safety switch is doing its job and the shifter is mis-adjusted. I'd disconnect the neutral safety wire (I think it is brown with the "L" shaped plastic connector at the lower right of the relay for an...

I remember eating those when I went to Iowa State. They had a Greek cafeteria in the grocery store. I used to eat there with all the farmers.

G'day from Australia :welcome:

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No painting, in my case, my cars were usually well used & older, so paint was beginning to wear off or get that fashionable "patina" complexion. However, I recall one of the first really wild paint jobs in northern Jersey that "everyone" knew. It was a 69 GTX with virtually every color of the...

Hey, you left me an opening, I took it... :rofl:

Windsor assembly plant

Watching. Getting ready to order a tank and sending unit for the 69 Dart swinger I picked up. Hopefully the new sending units are better.

Saturday, Oct. 9th 1999. Final flight, the last time a Blackbird ever flew. This was a show at the Edwards Air Force Base, it was scheduled to fly again the next day but a fuel leak problem prevented that. Seen here on its final approach, the SR-71 is dumping fuel (you can see the vapor...

WAP ???? Cardi B ??? :lol: Welcome to the forum!!

That was an awesome gesture. You do help a lot of people Randy including me, and it’s great to be on the receiving end sometimes. Painting looks great.

No painting, but I created an animated gif of my car years ago...

This page has some good math regarding horsepower to accelerate rotating mass; flywheels, driveshafts etc. Rotating Mass, Available Horsepower, and Acceleration