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That stuff is scary. I wouldn't use ether. Use PB Blaster, WD40 or other penetrating oil.

The hood ornament looks like Sluggo of Mr. Bill fame not that will help ID the car ..... just saying..

Thanks for the heads up Steve

looks in great shape. With the instruction sheet, also apparently in good shape... It should be in a museum. Trouble with museums is, the can't afford to pay for show pieces.... To me it belongs with vintage Oil Company signs and gas pumps.... Maybe, there is some collector value ....

Every once in a while, you might hear a growling coming from under the hood. It's the anti lock brakes resetting themselves. (you can tell people it's the panther) My Dad (RIP) , bought a 2004 Town Car new. Mom still has it, although she doesn't drive. I drive it to take her places. They're great cars. I'm sure you'll enjoy yours. Expect decent mileage on the highway. Around town is OK (16mpg) We have a lot of hills around here that suffer poor mpg

Nice score !! yeah, let's see some more pictures !

very nice !!

Carter as Willie said. Mine came with a Rochester. It ran as well as the Carter. But, the Carter stays in tune. (I haven't touched the Carter in years) The Rochester required a lot re-tuning.

welcome !

I gave my Mom a ride in the Roadmaster to my sister's house today. She made sure everyone there knew we arrived in the Roadmaster And when she got home she was on the phone several hours telling her Sisters, Children and Grandchildren she road in the Roadmaster. I'll have to give her some more rides

Merry Christmas from CUBA, Alabama

Merry Christmas !!

thanks for posting that !!

I was across town at Woodlawn High. The Driver's Ed department was in an annexed building that was formerly a church. The Driver's Ed simulators took up the entire 200 seat sanctuary. There were 8 or 12 consoles and the huge computer. A large cinematic screen displayed the simulated driving scene. Students sat at the consoles and reacted to the driving situations on the screen. The consoles were dashboard and steering wheel, seat, shift lever, pedals from a Chevy Nova. The consoles had automatic trans. But, there was a clutch pedal folded up under the dash. If the clutch pedal was brought down into position, the console was converted into a 3 speed column shift manual. After each session, each student was to go to the computer and report the mistakes recorded on the computer, High tech for its time

My power steering has been leking from the reservoir for some time. When it began also leaking from the power cylinder, I remived the belt. Doggone if I don't like it better withOUT power steering!! It has more power, and it's not difficult to drive sans PS.

When is Diesel going to come down ?!?

it fooled me

how about this '39 Rolls? with side mount; no side mount; side mounts nor fender skirts would look right on this ; you know... your right !!! With skirts.. You can't tell the difference !!

My high school had one of those It had a bout 8 consoles. The computer was ​HUGE

I too , would doubt a sale at that price.

The ad says "listing ended" Reckon it sold for $29K ? Quite a mark up ....

Agreed Skirts are right for some Not for others

Who owns the car now?

Hooray !! Amen !!! and continued Prayers !!

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