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http://www.bildschirmarbeiter.com/fun_12037_ultimative-garagen.html

For;
links to Mopar registries,
engineering drawings for:
1970-1971 E-Body
1971-1972 B-Body
1970-1971 Lubrication All Models
1971 Chassis A, B, C, E Body and Imperial
decodong of 1969 - 1974 Hamtramck built car fender tags

and the scanned:
ACCESSORIES CATALOGS
ADVANCE INFORMATION
COLOR & TRIM SELECTORS
DEALERSHIP DATA BOOKS
DEALERSHIP LETTERS
IDEA AND PARADE CARS
MAINTENANCE GUIDES
ORDERING INFORMATION
PRESS RELEASES
PRODUCT INFORMATION BULLETINS
STRIPES
TECHNICAL SERVICE BULLETINS
Understanding and using factory TSBs
WHAT'S NEW FROM DODGE
ARTICLES

http://www.hamtramck-historical.com/library.shtml

Via http://www.widelec.org/motoryzacyjny_folklor_czesc_2,id,1740.html

Lamborghini Muira SV, chassis number 5062. Last known to be owned by HRH Sheikh Al-Thani, Quatar.

Baghdad



http://www.supercarforums.co.uk/chatforum/viewtopic.php?t=30&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=30 is the original source of these photos... .29 pages full.

http://www.widelec.org/czekaja_na_lepsze_czasy,id,1735.html

For an ongoing blog about sleeping beauties and neglected cars: http://velocesleepingbeauties.blogspot.com/

Email me @ jbohjkl@yahoo.com to comment, throw a tip my way, suggest something cool you'd like to read here... whatever...

On Jan 14th I post the Shelby Supersnake is sold on ebay,
http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2008/01/like-mustangs-rich-as-maharajah-here.html#links

on Jan 18th Carscoop posts: http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2008/01/ebay-one-off-1967-shelby-gt500.html



On Jan 22nd I post about the Model A the Finnish innovator remade into a streetable racer,
http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2008/01/finnish-innovator-takes-1924-model-and.html#links

and 2 days later Carscoop posts their photo heavy article. http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2008/01/1929-ford-model-with-250-hp-cosworth.html

I've found this on other posts before, but ddn't have enough evidence to draw the conclusion this clearly

Via http://www.autoblog.com/

is http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Av0VsTxJd78&e

for the original video of Jerry Was a Race Car Driver: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PxXUHsLyCB8

http://www.dealerrater.com/

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Quite a eyeful on the one I read, no punches pulled. Of course happy customers don't get excited enough to comment, only when people are aggravated and looking to get even for being abused , ignored, insulted, or aggravated do we go the extra distance to lash out or warn others.

The next time I find evidence of happy people taking the time to comment, email, blog, or set up websites... will be the first time I ever see it. It's just the way it seems to me.

http://www.ase.com/Content/NavigationMenu/Service_Professionals1/Explore_Certification/About_ASE1/About_ASE.htm

Until the early 1970s, consumers had no way to distinguish between incompetent and competent mechanics. In response to this need, the independent, non-profit National Institute for Automotive Service Excellence (ASE) was established in 1972.

ASE's mission is to improve the quality of vehicle repair and service through the testing and certification of repair and service professionals.

Here's how ASE certification works:
Prospective candidates register for and take one or more of ASE's 40-plus exams. The tests are grouped into specialties for automobile, medium/heavy truck, truck equipment, school bus, and collision repair technicians as well as engine machinists, alternate fuels technicians, parts specialists, auto service consultants, and collision damage estimators.

Upon passing at least one exam and after providing proof of two years of relevant work experience, the test taker becomes ASE certified. Certification, however, is not for life. To remain certified, those with ASE credentials must be retested every five years.

http://www.hotrodsurf.com/New_Events/01_09_08_OverDrive.htm

http://www.moparaction.com/Tech/index.html

http://www.scatpack.com/features/cowstory.htm

http://www.hotrodnostalgia.com/

http://ragtoproad.com/cars/69barracuda/P1010082.JPG

http://bonneville-speed-week.smugmug.com/

http://lowtechblog.blogspot.com/

I bought the magazine off the rack at 7-11, but couldn't find very much on the web... here's what is out there:

First the video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iFSGSL3Nrmc&eurl=http://www.hotrod.com/featuredvehicles/hrdp_0803w_1929_model_a_touring_car/index.html

Then the write up: http://www.hotrod.com/featuredvehicles/hrdp_0803w_1929_model_a_touring_car/index.html

Here's the shops website that did the work, and their galley: http://www.mat.fi/n_index.php?nav=gallery_view&gallery=project1929fordmodel-a.xml&g=13

I wrote this post on the 22nd of January, and 2 days later Carscoop posts their photo heavy article. I think they are reading my website... and I scooped them again! HA! http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2008/01/1929-ford-model-with-250-hp-cosworth.html

http://www.chryslerweblog.com/?p=1462

http://www.carmagazine.co.uk/upload/7776/images/1DodgeChallengerF34.jpg

vs the concept

http://www.chryslerweblog.com/images/uploads/0602_dodge_challenger_k01_900.jpg

http://www.hotrod.com/featuredvehicles/index.html

http://www.hemmings.com/subscribe/current_issue.html?publication=MUS

http://www.carmagazine.co.uk/

http://www.carcraft.com/featuredvehicles/index.html

The FUSELAGE website was designed to make people aware of the beauty and elegance of these very impressive, American automobiles:
The 1969 - 1973 Imperial, Chrysler, Dodge Monaco/Polara and Plymouth Fury.

This was done in order to help stop these vehicles from being crushed, neglected or parted out.This website shall assist in identifying the different models in each line and through the years. It shall be a help for auto enthusiasts to determine whether an interior, trim or option was really available to the car model in question.This website also serves as a glorification of the sales material that was produced back then in a very contemporary style.

http://www.fuselage.de/index.html

(why this guy thinks it's illegal for anyone but him to use the images from his website, when he doesn't own the copywrite... Chrysler probably does... is beyond me)

This question came up today at a safe driver training course at work today, no one know the answer yet... but on the web I came across ...

How long should a traffic light stay yellow?

The length of time that a traffic light stays yellow will vary from one intersection to another. The timing depends mostly on the speed limit and the width of the intersection.

From: http://my.uen.org/documentsDisplay/downloadfile?userid=dhendricks&documentid=3061097

Doesn't answer the question specifically other than to tell the derivation factors. One co-worker states that the 1/10th of speed of the street at the intersection, is the time the yellow light will be on.
So 55mph zone will have a 5.5 second yellow. Maybe this is right, I'll look into it farther.

By the way the safe distance to stop in traffic is the distance that allows you to see over your hood and look at the bottom of the tires of the vehicle in front of you. Liberty Mutual insurance company calls this the "Liberty Wedge"

http://gprime.net/video.php/antiboredomcampaign

http://hitslot.com/?p=60#more-60

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CjcyHicm3NA&eurl=http://hitslot.com/?p=138

http://postworthy.com/PostPage/Guy_Rags_on_Cops_for_Parking_Illegally/2891.aspx

http://search.liveauctions.ebay.com/ws/search/LiveAuctionSearch?ahid=1363&ccn=Automotive&fis=1&frts=0&getresult=&lc=1&sacti=23633&sasci=45443

via: http://news.windingroad.com/history/ebay-auction-of-the-day-tremendous-pennsylvania-barn-find-up-for-grabs/

Studies from Australia, Canada and the U.S. are cited and not one came back with a positive word for the cameras’ use. In fact, all five studies concluded - due to the red-light cameras – a significant rise in rear-end collisions.

http://news.windingroad.com/etc/red-light-cameras-causing-accidents-maybe/

http://news.windingroad.com/concept-cars/08-naias-jeep-reveals-the-renegade-hybrid-concept/

The Jeep Renegade concept. Looks liek a Tonka truck

http://news.windingroad.com/etc/first-mustang-ever-sold-commands-5-million-pricetag/

1st made, and the Shelby Supersnake. Only one ever made.

http://news.windingroad.com/auto-news/ford/ebay-auction-of-the-day-1967-shelby-gt500-supersnake/

http://news.windingroad.com/wp-gallery2.php?g2_itemId=29529

Pictures are all here, and it's quite a variety of early 20's and 30's Fords, and some Stangs, lots of trucks, some early John Deere tractors too.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=360013755820&ssPageName=STRK:MEWA:IT&ih=023

Via Winding Road
http://news.windingroad.com/online-auctions/ebay-auction-of-the-day-kansas-barn-find/

Found this between Pacific Beach and LaJolla... looks like it's slowly sinking into the grass, and has been dancing with gravity for a while. What caught my eye was that it's one of the teeny early model Hondas... Then I noticed that it has what appears to be factory performance looks. But what possible performance could they have added at the factory to this little econo box? If you know, email me and spread the word. jbohjkl@yahoo.com

Air dam under the bumper and a hood blister

Why in the world would there be a spoiler on the roof? Factory? Looks like it is.

Sport steering wheel... why? What the heck could pass for sporty about the performance of this Honda?

as drawn art, tatttooed, and just fricking cool! Found in Car Kulture Deluxe Dec 2007 issue, and also here (you're gonna dig these!) http://www.tysonmcadoo.com/stuff-girls.html click on the first one, and then use the "Forth" tab to look through all the cool variations!

http://www.vivaspinups.com/

http://car-tooner.com/ found in Old Skool Rodz magazine as the artists for Bo Huff Customs

A lot of Kustom Kulture magazine back issues for sale here: http://www.kustomink.com.au/olskoolrodz.html

Square dancing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmvhCpEKAjY&eurl=http://www.hersenscheet.com/index.php/media/tube/traktor_square_dancing

Or drifting
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnveXxTLtUc&feature=related

email me at jbohjkl@yahoo.com to comment

http://bitsandpieces1.blogspot.com/2008/01/think-twice-when-you-get-your-car.html

2 you tube videos of the news show coverage, and additional info from a Jiffy Lube exec in response to being busted for fraud

Just keep an eye on what you are paying other people to do, and you won't be likely to be ripped off.

Always ask friends and co-workers for a good mechanic (or any service you have to pay for) they can recommend, and pass along the good word on ones you recommend (I do right here on this blog, I hope you live in San Diego and use them)

Why Mr Egbert has a lion that loves a drive on the wall of death is a mystery

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wall_of_death

Mr Egbert taking his 5 year old lion out for a ride on the wall of death at Mitchum fair, Jan 1935. http://www.viewimages.com/Search.aspx?mid=2659974&epmid=3&partner=Google

I just talked to a former car sales manager who confirmed what I'd read somewhere... that the run of the mill ordinary cars can sell for as little as 200 over the invoice.

So check on what the dealership has to pay for the vehicle, add a couple hundred dollars, and make that your final offer. You know you'll have it back to them for servicing for all the recalls that will happen, and the scheduled maintenance to get your extended warranty... so why not buy it for the least possible?

On the expensive or premium vehicles that they aren't offering discounts, rebates, etc etc, you'll have to pay about a thousand over invoice. A Cadillac for example may have the $1,500 over invoice rule of thumb in effect, and a Corvette a $4,000 over invoice. Ask the salesmen at several dealerships and get the most opinions possible before purchasing.

The dealerships make more from the service department that the car sales. That's where the money is, fixing the new car they just sold you. I think it's a crock that they sell you a new car, and expect it's enough of a hunk of junk that they'll soak you for more money to fix it until it works as they've promised it would when they sold it to you... just read Automobile magazines reviews of the fleet of different cars they use, and how many repairs they have to put up with on the new cars and suv's they have. Ridiculous. See the Upshift section of Automobile magazine, in the page 90-100 area of the magazine, or read reviews like this that don't have the same sidebar info as the magazine but give you the same realization the new cars have lots of issues that you'll be bringing it back to the dealership to fix http://www.automobilemag.com/reviews/sedans/0512_volkswagen_phaeton/problems.html

A company is planning on making new Jaguar XK120 C's, lightweight E types, early F-1's, SS100's, XK SS's, and D-types. http://www.autoblog.com/2008/01/11/buy-a-brand-new-jag-xk120-c-for-133-000/

And Oklahoma state troopers are now busting slow drivers in the fast lane. http://www.autoblog.com/2008/01/11/hallelujah-oklahoma-busting-slow-drivers-in-left-lane/

And I can't remember where I read it, but news showed that cops are giving out tickets for driving with a lapdog interfering with what is supposed to be an undistracted vehicle operation on public roads. I'm against the ticket for using a cell phone held to your ear, but know they are right to make it illegal while driving, and also know they are right to make it illegal to have a dog moving about in the drivers lap...

http://eblogx.de/Und-tschuess-8289.html

Via http://www.attuworld.com/cars

There's a terrific post I'm linking to on Jalopnik about speed limit enforcement, I've read the whole thing, and all the comments..... there's a daily hazard for everyone who drives a vehicle being discussed and they have a lot of cool stories and info in this article about what states fine for speeding, where lots of tickets occur, etc etc.

I was just learning from Wayne about a CHP officer's Q and A on tickets. . . and since the speed limit here in San Diego is 65, and the amount of speeders is about 100% of everyone on the road, they have a situation to solve with logic... and here's what Wayne said to the best of my memory: fewer speeders over the 75mph range means a more viable target for cops... you can't pull over all speeders, so pull over the worst right? I buy that, it makes clear sense.

Also, if you pull over a person for less than 10MPH over (for example. if that is only one point on you license and you can do a online course and have that removed for a price) than why should a cop bother? If they only pull over the far fewer people who go 20 MPH over the limit, they can get many more of them, plus the fine is bigger, maybe even be able to write them up for reckless driving (way too far over the speed limit) and nail them for even more points against their license that they can't get removed off their license no matter what.

The summary? The faster they go, the fewer there are, and the more you can punish them.

IE: More job satisfaction? Perhaps. But it accurately gets the worst speeders ticketed instead of wasting time with all the 5 mph over drivers who drive just as well at 70 (legal in some states and is the limit once out of southern California) as they do at 65. So why bother with a million minnows when you can land a few whales?

http://jalopnik.com/340913/rules-of-the-road-jalopniks-guide-to-speed-limit-enforcement

Bought after a couple of years of searching for this specific make and model and wrecked plastic cam timing chain gear teeth aren't stopping the owner from starting his restoration.

Right on, and a round of applause for knowing what car you want, and sticking through the setbacks to make it the way you want it.

http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2008/01/last-of-dying-breed-taken-out-by.html#links

http://www.cliftonpark.org/articles/content.asp?MemberID=2079