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To: Mac Con Ulaidh who wrote (189429)	1/4/2010 4:29:07 PM
From: Alan Smithee	Respond to of 225578

I would put on mine to get a 60's something Rambler, maybe another 60's car, and rebuild the engine. One of my first cars was a '64 Rambler station wagon. It had those vacuum driven windshield wipers that were worthless. Drove across Nebraska one time in a wicked rainstorm and I had to tie a string to the wiper blade to pull it to get it started. It flopped back fine, but needed to get a pull each time to start the cycle.

To: Mac Con Ulaidh who wrote (189429)	1/5/2010 9:33:51 PM
From: KLP	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 225578

Yeah....everytime I think of what she said about "catalectic converters" it makes me laugh! I wouldn't know one if I looked at it close up...<gg> I like the picture you listed as the 60's Rambler...very cute car... But for me...here's a couple of links for the antique cars......Couldn't find the two I really like (1907-8 Olds and Cadillac) but here is another example of one I could love right away! <gg> Owl's Head Museum Maine….Some really interesting things here in this museum in the middle of noplace…We went there a couple of years ago when seeing some of the NE... ohtm.org And this site has a lot of early cars and some just take my breath away… earlyamericanautomobiles.com And some of the early cars here just melt my heart….including 1910 Premier Four Door Touring Premier Motor Corp. Indianapolis, IN 1903-1925 earlyamericanautomobiles.com