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Old 01-01-2008, 08:40 PM   #31 (permalink)
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I don't think this is too bubbly.
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I'll have to keep that in mind. Let me know.
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Yeah, I suspect it would ... or even a '95 or '96 SS, eh?

But, dangum ... I really like those late '70s Caprices. A couple friends who are into the used police car scene, keep telling me though I need to get a 9C1 "bubble" Caprice. Er, no. I'd rather have the '89/'90 box version...but, I still prefer the '77-'79 look .


And, darndot ... yeah, that Buick isn't as bubbly as the Caprice of that era.... That certainly wouldn't be a bad option, either ... though, talk about me pimpin' . he he!



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I don't think this is too bubbly.


Hey that resembles something!!!!

I've already been told by some douchebag that it isn't a reeeaaaallll Buick because it doesn't have portholes and a buick V8...
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Old 01-02-2008, 07:51 PM   #34 (permalink)
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Hey that resembles something!!!!

I've already been told by some douchebag that it isn't a reeeaaaallll Buick because it doesn't have portholes and a buick V8...
Ignore them they are most likely Buick traditionalists that have not entered the 21st century yet. Anyway I saw a few roadmasters earlier today and they are nice cars.
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They do make stick on ports.

I just got called from the radiator shop. My radaitor is cheese. Swiss cheese that is. I just ordered a new one. I also twisted off the bottom oil cooler line. That was pricey too.
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I saw some @ JC Whitney last time I passed Utiac, IL on my way to St Louis last month....


I twisted the bottom line as well...I ended up buying a tranny coooler at the same time & installed that, and just cut the end off the old line & viola!!! Good as new!!!
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I just got called from the radiator shop. My radaitor is cheese. Swiss cheese that is. I just ordered a new one. I also twisted off the bottom oil cooler line. That was pricey too.
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Old 01-03-2008, 12:34 AM   #37 (permalink)
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I just got called from the radiator shop. My radaitor is cheese. Swiss cheese that is. I just ordered a new one. I also twisted off the bottom oil cooler line. That was pricey too.
Ouch.

But, even so, once all of that is replaced ... it will be WELL WORTH it .



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Old 01-10-2008, 09:29 PM   #38 (permalink)
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It is alive!!!!!

What a story. I could only get the oil cooler line from my local Chevy dealer. The radiator was just a little different. I had some rubbing issues with the fan shroud. I had to put a smaller battery so the radiator overflow would work right.

Now I have a hiss in the dash, and it only blow heat from the vents. O Brother.
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At least it is ALIVE .



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Thought of you today while I was at lunch today, and saw this!!

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I love the vista view or whatever the call it on the Roadmasters. I have a love hate relationship with the car right now. I have already sunk $300 into the car. Yuck. That could have went for impala rims.
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Old 01-15-2008, 12:39 AM   #42 (permalink)
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Hey darndot,

You looking for Corvairs, at all?

I noticed these 2 in Craigslist ... and thought of you....


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Old 01-15-2008, 08:06 AM   #43 (permalink)
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If I even thought about bring home another car my wife would do very bad things to me. Always like looking, but now I am going to have to clear my internet history.
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LOL!

Sorry you had to clear all that history, darndot.

But, I know what you mean about always like looking ... sure is kinda cool, isn't it?



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Old 01-17-2008, 07:41 AM   #45 (permalink)
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I look all the time at stuff. She doesn't understand. To her, you buy a car drive it for about 160,000 and then buy a new one. Trading cars drives her crazy, but I still lover her.
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