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I can see why they didn't keep records of it...they took a fairly attractive car and made it hideous.
ETA: I started to call this one 'unadorned', but, "Marilyn" is doing a mighty fine job of adorning it. Attachment 52865 |
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Robbie Fucking Maddison.
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... at least he's still wearing his helmet
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Ha!
I saw that clip yesterday too. OMFG. Definitely at the top of the "because I can" category. Good grief. |
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The railroad cars and the Chevys were both designed to ship like that. The Vega's had to stand up without losing any fluids.
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I remember reading that the radiator overflow reservoir, and the windshield washer reservoir were mounted and shaped so that they wouldn't lose fluid during shipping.
They did something with the carbs, too, I think. IIRC, they were shipped without the breather mounted, and some sort of catch container was attached to the carb to prevent fuel loss during shipping. Also, wasn't there a special baffle in the oil fill? Yes, no, maybe? |
Yes, I believe they had a baffle in the pan to keep the oil out of the forward cylinders in shipping.
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Pffft, please. You guys act like it's some big mystery.
*Everybody* knows what happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. |
I started to say you can't do anything in the backseat of a Vega...But, I had a '78 Fiesta, so, I know that you can.;)
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Ha ha, backseat of a '65 Mustang notchback, although I don't think the fastback had any more room. My buddy claimed he topped me with his '65 Corvette. ;)
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Long great article about a salvage operation on a roll-on car carrier. There were some $110M worth of Mazdas and Isuzus that ended up being scrapped because the manufacturers didn't want to warranty them after they spent several months at a 60 degree incline.
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I remember that.
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Shhhhh, don't tell the NSTB.
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