The Chrysler K-Car Club

I think he is looking to buy something in Cashmere, right Bill or Will.
Martin

Butch, what you are experiencing is a common problem in the computer world. It s called:

PEBKAC










Problem Exists Between Keyboard and Chair

Martin

Yes it is and we will take all we can of this weather, played golf in short sleeves today. Too bad the convertibles are already in storage.
Martin

Get your pics. to Guy and let him post them for you. Don't worry about it, your talents are with a wrench, Guy's are with a computer.

Martin

I have saved the image and will print it off for display at shows.
Thanks Will, good to have you back, and Mike, glad to see you posting, you have been quiet lately.
Martin

Again, well put 1of10K, you also have been around long enough to see the evolution of cars and classics.
Times are changing, whether we like it or agree with it, a new generation is coming along.
Growing older comes naturally, growing up is optional.

Martin

I have to admit, I have never understood the people who bemoan what is happening to America and then think nothing of going out and buying a new Honda, Toyota, etc., without even considering buying an American car. Where do they think the problem Starts- and ends? You might want to check the stats ...

Can't be too difficult as my bill was reasonable when I had it done two years ago. Will try to dig up the invoice tomorrow and let you know what the labour charge was. They are dropped out from the bottom of the dash but I was not there to watch. Most obvious indication if it is leaking is it will f...

I have not had to do one for years but check with a local rad shop about a recore. Seldom do the end tanks go, just the core and that was a less expensive way to go. I know when my heater core went, the rad shop did it for a lot less than my usual mechanic who wanted to put in a whole new unit. Good...

Until you got to the bottom line, I thought you might be better off finding another Granny car, garage queen and saving it for a donor car.
Sounds like a good winter project, keep us posted on the progress with photos that might be of help to others in the restoration process.
Martin