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November 25th 09, 04:07 PM
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Shortwave for cars?
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November 25th 09, 04:30 PM
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Shortwave for cars?
On 11/25/09 10:07 , Geary Morton wrote:
In , wrote: Side valve/flathead engines for cars went out of favor in the 1950s.You can buy an old Rolls Royce/Bentley car in UK for about 5,000 British pounds money.It will cost that much money, or more, each year just to keep the thing going. Ask the Brits about that if you don't believe me. I need to yank the circuit breakers and get back to working in my attic.I need to remove a couple of junction boxes in my attic so I can put down some plywood in those areas. cuhulin Studebaker had a flathead six in 1960. I know because there was one in my 1960 Lark. --Geary I had the smaller bore (169) of that same block in my 50 Champion Regal Deluxe. Helluva motor. Damn, I miss that car. |
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