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37154
It's OK to spray WD-40 or graphite into the lock cylinders. I do it occasionally, especially in the cold weather to drive out moisture that causes them to...
Daniel Anderson
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Dec 1, 2005
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37155
... Here in eastern CT, we only see heavy snow occasionally (oops - I just jinxed myself!). I have a wagon supplanter - a 1996 Mercury Villager - that is...
Daniel Anderson
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Dec 1, 2005
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37156
here in MD I ride either in my Mercury Grand Marquis or my Ford E-350 Super Duty van. I used to have a Mercury Mountaineer but sold it on ebay to someone who...
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Dec 1, 2005
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37157
Winter...it's all about the tires. We're avid skiers & every other winter weekend for the past 15 years or so we make a 5+ hour (272 mi) trek from NJ to the...
cmgauchjuno
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Dec 1, 2005
3:29 pm
37158
Appologies for sending this to the entire group. I'm not sure where to send this permission request. I cannot find a working email address for Steve Manning. ...
steven benson
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Dec 1, 2005
9:00 pm
37159
Robert: Could you have a mis-cut key? Are these the original keys? I've had a LOT of problems with Wal-Mart keys - I don't even like to have them cut keys...
Bill Stephens
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Dec 1, 2005
10:54 pm
37160
Just remember the advice robbers give - it works just as well for driving in slippery conditions: "Don't do anything sudden and you won't get hurt!" Sudden...
Bill Stephens
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Dec 1, 2005
10:57 pm
37161
The best cars I've ever had for winter driving were my three '69 Vista Cruisers. Combine a posi rear with the extra weight of all that roof glass in the back...
Bill Stephens
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Dec 1, 2005
11:10 pm
37162
winter driving I drive a 1998 10 wheel dump truck with about 5 tons of salt in it and a big old Plow! that's while i'm at work! The best thing i drive when...
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Dec 2, 2005
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37163
My winter prescription: Take one ugly 2wd pickup that's already dented on every panel, add snow tires--little scrawny ones about the size that you see on Mail...
ka8mwk
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Dec 2, 2005
2:35 pm
37164
i would never use a custom cruiser to tow anything its tooo long and low to the ground anyways i have a chevy high top conversion van that i use for towing got...
George Maksim
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Dec 2, 2005
7:09 pm
37165
... Beyond that, Bill mentioned using a 91. I have a 91, and IMHO it does not have sufficient power for towing. It's a nice cruising machine, but you'd be...
the_original_fyrbyrd
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Dec 3, 2005
2:47 pm
37166
Living in northern Ontario, winter driving is second nature to me. Not only do we have long cold winters, but low population/tax base leads to many poorly...
Vince
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Dec 3, 2005
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37167
The 170hp 305 is not that bad for towing. Sure it's no Cummins diesel that will pass cars climbing a hill, but they will pull just fine. A friend of mine use...
Vince
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Dec 3, 2005
4:55 pm
37168
George: I'd use the Sport Wagon or the Custom Cruiser for towing! Remember that the high-top Chevy van has a higher center of gravity and thus is more prone...
Bill Stephens
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Dec 3, 2005
8:23 pm
37169
Must speak up agreeing with Vince. I learned from an early age that any car is slower, heavier, and harder to control when towing. Subsequent experience...
James Porcher
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Dec 3, 2005
10:34 pm
37170
... Hey, it's amazing what a change in climate will do to a car. I had our fleet fully serviced before we left Ohio last year. After a few short months in the...
the_original_fyrbyrd
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Dec 3, 2005
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37171
"That said, there are some terrible RWD cars for winter use. I have driven a late model Crown Vic in the snow, and it was far from impressive. With winter...
Bryan W.
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Dec 4, 2005
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37172
"Whoever invented traction control must have pocket protector protectors, but thankfully his boss required an "off" switch. " I couldn't agree more....
Bryan W.
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Dec 4, 2005
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37173
Bosch now tests it's new ABS systems in Australia after it found our dirt roads render normal calibration useless. Likewise traction control and stability...
Ian Anderson
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Dec 4, 2005
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37174
... Driving ... performance, ... I'm not saying I'd expect a car to perform normally with a load in tow. I'm just expressing my *opinion* that a 91 Custom...
the_original_fyrbyrd
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Dec 4, 2005
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37175
91 olds custom cruiser blue blue cloth full power set of original alum, wheels set of true spokes that need chromed or powder coated now has black police...
George
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Dec 4, 2005
8:01 pm
37176
Hi Everyone, I'm the webmaster of the International Station Wagon Club's website (www.ISWC.us). I added a page of wagon images and am looking for additional...
Steven Losaw
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Dec 5, 2005
1:12 pm
37177
Hi, My name is Thore and I live in Norway. I just got a 1988 model Pontiac Safari, and this chassi sit on a 1978 Catalina frame. The reason for this was that...
Thore
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Dec 5, 2005
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37178
I tow a 30' trailer with a 94 chevy hippo LT1 wagon. The car tows the trailer well except for some uncomfortable car sway coming out of S turns. The...
Timothy A Gannon
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Dec 6, 2005
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37179
Howdy, everyone. I want to say thanks to those who responded to my last question, about the trunk lock and ignition switch to my 66 Lincoln. I have another...
mac_wagon
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Dec 6, 2005
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37180
If you are using a Reese hitch, you might want to try using a dual cam sway control system rather than the friction type. The dual cam setup is designed to...
Daniel Anderson
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Dec 6, 2005
12:09 pm
37181
Adding weight behind the back axle moves the weight bias of the car rearward to some degree. It seems odd to me that the amount of weight you had in the trunk...
Daniel Anderson
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Dec 6, 2005
12:17 pm
37182
A 1977 through 1989 frame would be the same, so long as it's a full size General Motors station wagon. Buick Electra, Olds Estate, Chevy Caprice, Pontiac...
Bill K.
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Dec 6, 2005
3:25 pm
37183
You can also try for cars from the Canadian west - Manitoba, Saskatchewan, especially Alberta and British Columbia, cars don't rust much there. James ... ...
James Porcher
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Dec 6, 2005
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