I go out to lunch for a few minutes and this is what I have to return to ? Once again I find myself having to reprimand you jokers for trying to pervert my thread away from its intended purpose. I dont care if Yardley smuggles Llama's into his bedroom while his wife is sleeping - This is NOT a discussion, it is a Fore Sail thread !! Dont they pay the moderators enough on this board Frank lee, Im quite a Pauled
Welp, I would like to be next in line but I'm saving for a Canadian pinion bearing to make a recreation 12 bolt rearend... So can I be next in line for some of Yardley's services?? He seems reasonable.........some times
it was just too darn easy....as for the llamas, i think during the economic down turn you need to be more economically correct and factor in that sheep would probably be cheaper.
Good news for those of you who miss out on Alan's bags of NOS/used air.. The AACARA was just out to the shop recently, and due to the vast amount of 68-72 GS parts and cars off gassing in the shop, my shop air has been certified as "NOS Correct" air. I will be offering 30 lbs containers for the low low price of 4,999.00 each. Ya, I know, but hey, how much is your GS resto worth if you have 21st century air in the tires.. Ask me about "period correct" race car air, I gather that when we run an open header 455 race motor in the shop with the doors closed.. although I seem to have a problem with falling asleep during that proceedure.. Period correct race car air has been shown to reduce et times by .3 and increase speeds by 3mph.. according to Kenne-Bell anyway.. Sorry for the hi-jack Alan, but I though I would let the dissapointed potential buyers for your air know the "good news".. :laugh: uzzled: JW
Would you consider a trade , 1969 NOS gasoline for 1969 NOS Spare Tire Air.:laugh: I have a few gallons Bruce
Jim, you didnt happen to add a special very rare 12 bolt canadian rear diff to your collection did you??
No modern day pollution in that air! But, was this Flint air? My car is Flint built. Also, any leads on date coded Freon gas recovered from the car?
Ya, got a dozen or so of them.. although strangely they seemed to have been installed in Chevies for some reason. Those wacky Canadians.. putting that special "Buick" 12 bolt rear diff in a Chev... I have them marinating in my Buick NOS air now, should be ready by spring.. got to get the "chevy stink" off of them you know.. also working on developing "Old Buick interior Smell" Will be available in a period correct CFC laiden areosol can, and we will be using my Buick NOS air as the gas to suspend the smell particles. Intial pricing looks like $3800 for a 12oz can.. but come on, what good is your resto without the right "smell" in the interior.
:laugh: You know J.Dub, I think you're on to something here. Me ? I was just trying to help out someone with a minty new '69 Resto project but now you've opened up the flood gate of Eye Dears !! How about that 30yearDankMustyStank smell in Aerosol cans ? you know, where a car has been stored outside with a window cracked for a Lonnnng time with only an old tarp covering it ?? Why live with a fresh smelling Legendary interior after your resto when you can get that FUNK back in with just 3 quick pumps ? ...or Perhaps the MickeyMousePoopParty Air Freshner ? Hang it around your rearview for that rats' nest smell ... or just hang it around your neck and be the hit of the party !!
Ya, I do, but if you happen to have an NOS Buick 12 bolt pilot bearing in your stash, I would be willing to work a trade. Service parts for that rare rear end are just killer to find. Alan, ya.. lots of stuff available.. Doing the final workup on date coded rust right now... ya' know, that light surface stuff that formed on various parts as they sat in the new car delivery yard.. A "must have" for any serious restoration.. and because I have NOS Buick Air in the shop here, I am able to use it to get the proper formulation.
all you need to do is lather grandpa in bengay, give him a stogie, and dress him in the sport coat that has pockets full of moth balls. Then let him borrow your car for the day, works as good as any little tree. Jim just needs to devise a way to bottle it.
