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:iagree: with Eldo Actually you wanna mix it 4:1. I woulda gone with the #105+#601 combo as it adds a little cleaning ability but #111 is good stuff too.

I always refer to it as the Stupor Bowl, 'cause it usually is ...

In general, they just don't make any electrics that work well or hold up. While they might handle the light powder stuff, their big Achilles is wet snow ... their motors just can't handle the load put on them.

Heavy sideways freezing rain coming from the East. Thanks Paulie ... :poke:

She came out great Tom ! :dblthumb2: Those wheel covers might be worth something, I wouldn't just toss them ...

Got a chance to see my old work car that I gave to a buddy a few years ago. Sorry for the pic quality, not exactly optimal photo conditions here today. I picked her up at Lordstown the first week of March '92. Got her for work as I didn't want to drive my other cars in bad weather or take the...

One of my all-time faves from The Man in Black ...

Back in the day, this was a HUGE hit. And Mariska Veres ... she's definitely "got it"

Wrong car, there's no deer stuck in the grille ... :laughing:

Haven't you heard ? Now days you can claim to be a shaman and thus have the right to demand to have organic food while in the slammer ...

All Gen 1 F-Bodies built and painted at Norwood (well, actually next door at Fisher Body) were indeed acrylic lacquer (DuPont). However, that does not necessarily hold true for late Gen 1's built at Van Nuys. Due to CA regs, they did quite a bit of experimenting with paint there.

Found it ! For '67, the RPO code was P02. Same part was carried over for '68 & '69 Camaro under RPO code N95. Wonder if these wheel covers protect against the SARS-CoV-2 virus ? :bolt:

:drool: :drool: It would be perfect if the wing fell off and someone stole the wheels (so I could replace them with some of them "fox" wheels :laughing:) The clear taillights are totally appropriate as red lens would clash horribly with the Gulf Blue.

Tom, Somewhere in here you should be able to find the Pt.# (or RPO code) for the wheel covers. Armed with that info, Skynet may be able to help you scrounge up info as to how to disassemble them.

Blew the snow off the wife's car ...

Head to the marina to get gasoline that doesn't have any ethanol in it, then add a quality octane booster. Of course we're going to need to make up for the loss of lead, so dump a bunch of Marvel Mystery Oil in. :laughing: I know hardened valve seats are popular but there is conflicting...

My all-time favorite GM smallblock. Would be either a 200HP or 275HP variant in the Camaro. I like the L76 (365HP) and L79 (350HP) flavors of the 327. Both have 2.02 heads, 11:1 with forged, domed aluminum pistons, factory aluminum "snowflake" intake, etc. Major difference is the L76 has a...

Having seen decades' worth of Midwestern winters, they ain't nothin' like they used to be. I wonder why ? :confused::confused:

Sizzlin' work as always ! :urtheman: I too have been a long-time fan and have owned several C2's and early C3's. I loathe this new one, performance aside the only thing I really like is the Stingray emblem. The interior is a hot mess and the a$$ end of this car is horrible ... the designer...

There's nothing better on a cold winter's night in the OH ...