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[GH85Carrera]

[Zeke]

JK

Originally Posted by widebody911

And then there are 'these' x 2.



So, what does that set up fit?

[sammyg2]

I remember having one of these in the glove box, to set the gap on those in a pinch (.016")



I had a 73 datsun pickem-up a long time ago, IIRC it had dual points. Crappy solution to vacuum or centrifugal advance.

[widebody911]

[Skytrooper]

Originally Posted by sammyg2

I remember having one of these in the glove box, to set the gap on those in a pinch (.016")



I had a 73 datsun pickem-up a long time ago, IIRC it had dual points. Crappy solution to vacuum or centrifugal advance.

LOL...Me too ! As a matter of fact I have a pack in the 71 Charger !

[GH85Carrera]

I still have my dwell meter for setting the points. It is just a wall hangar next to my timing light, and oil can oil spout.

[widebody911]

[sammyg2]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

I still have my dwell meter for setting the points. It is just a wall hangar next to my timing light, and oil can oil spout.

I think I got rid of my dwell meter a while ago, but I'm pretty sure I still have one of these from back in my chebby days

[widebody911]

[widebody911]

[GH85Carrera]

Originally Posted by widebody911

He only wore ONE glove.

And he is no role model except to pedophiles.

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[asphaltgambler]

Said the same thing over the weekend to someone that ol MJ started this trend years ago and prolly laughing at us.............then on second thought..............he's prolly not doing much laughing where he is.....

[pwd72s]

Originally Posted by sammyg2

I remember having one of these in the glove box, to set the gap on those in a pinch (.016")



I had a 73 datsun pickem-up a long time ago, IIRC it had dual points. Crappy solution to vacuum or centrifugal advance.

Only we used the cover flap..not the matches. Thanks for the memory...

[GH85Carrera]

[sammyg2]

Originally Posted by pwd72s

Only we used the cover flap..not the matches. Thanks for the memory...

Yup, the cardboard was just about the right thickness to get ya home. The matches were just along fer the ride.

dunno why they had to put the dizzy way back there, made it harder to get at.

[GH85Carrera]

[sammyg2]

The Michelin Man, the brand icon of Michelin Tires, was once an overweight, cigar-smoking beer drinker.

The 115-year-old character is one of the world’s oldest trademarks, and also one of its most loved. But early photographs of Bibendum, as the Michelin Man is also called, are nothing short of terrifying.

Edouard noticed a stack of tires at an auto industry show in Lyon, France in 1894 and remarked to André that it looked like a man without arms and legs, according to the corporate history.

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