Those old long stroke engines of many years ago, on level roads, you
could start out from a dead stop in high gear, smooth and easy as
pie.They had that real good low end torque.Some of those cars had a
built in air compresser at the transmission, flip a little lever and you
can air up those tires.

Some new car manufacturers nowadays add some Bar's Leaks to every new
car and truck before they send them out the factory doors.

www.devilfinder.com
Which auto manufacturers add Bar's Leaks to every new car?
cuhulin

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Those old long stroke engines of many years ago, on level roads, you
could start out from a dead stop in high gear, smooth and easy as
pie.They had that real good low end torque.Some of those cars had a
built in air compresser at the transmission, flip a little lever and you
can air up those tires.

Some new car manufacturers nowadays add some Bar's Leaks to every new
car and truck before they send them out the factory doors.

www.devilfinder.com
Which auto manufacturers add Bar's Leaks to every new car?
cuhulin


Subaru, for one. So what?

Back in the middle 1950s, Ford had better manufacturing than GM, (GM =
Government Motors) GM had better management.They got together and worked
things out.

Ford still does have better manufacturing than GM. (GM = Government
Motors)

Motor Trend picked Ford Fusion as car of the year for 2010.
www.motortrend.com

I snail mail subscribe to Motor Trend magazines.
cuhulin

Watching Southern Expressions on the PBS tv channel.
James ''Super Chikan'' Johnson in Clarksdale,Mississippi.Check it out,
www.superchikan.com

Next up, Mississippi Roads.
I knowwwwww a plaaaace where the Riverrr is windinnnn,,,,, Oh those
Roads,,,, Mississippi Roadddddsss,,,,,,,,,
cuhulin