bhambulldog

The Roadmaster runs better in cooler weather... I'm looking forward to driving it trough the fall and winter

Reading this thread from my phone, no one's location shows ..... Regarding English dialects; In Alabama alone there three distinct dialects. North, Central, South. The word 'Governor' for example, north Alabama, "govner" central Alabama "governah" south Alabama "govahnah" and there is 'Appalachian English' is another dialect altogether Bed spread is 'counter pin' the glass of a window is 'window light' sack is 'poke' panther is 'painter' ghost is 'haint' it is 'hit' here is 'cheer'. "Put it right here" would be "Put hit raht cheer"

Type 'A ' is specified for my '55 Buick. I use the current Dexron

NAPA cut down the time of warranty on their batteries.

There are two different heaters. One under the hood, and another inside

Permatex red tack spray http://www.permatex.com/products-2/product-categories/gasketing/gasket-sealants/permatex-high-tack-spray-a-gasket-sealant-detail

Mine is a Framingham car

I think it may depend on which assembly plant the car was put together. I've seen large series with four sombreros And like Earl B's car , mine has a curved rear rod that returns into the side of the hood. Only sombreros on the front rod (Mine is actually sans sombreros at the moment)

If H Miller is descendant from the Lamar County Alabama Miller clan, perhaps so...

CARS's price for the sombreros is $15+ ..... Perhaps mine shall remain 'sin sombrero'

My '55 Roadmaster under hood looks very similar (the same) as yours

To me, 'kissing doors' refers to four door cars with suicide doors on the front and center hinged doors on the rear. So that when both doors on one side are opened they "kiss"

Very nice !!!

Driving the car makes it all worth it. Last night, I drove a '31 Ford model 'A' as a wedding get-away-car. It's a lot of fun !!

uphill run on I-65 north in Shelby Co Alabama. Wouldn't you rather have a Buick?

nice truck !!

Very Nice. !! I like De Soto Congratulations !!!!

Our cars are not worth more. Their value holds steady. The dropping value of the dollar increases the price of cars, the value remains steady

Of course I meant not funny funny.... I meant funny ​funny ....

'55 is not honeycomb radiator '55 is tubular finned radiator

I can see the picture OK

Dexron/Mercon for the steering. If you have DOT3 brake fluid, DOT 3 or DOT 4 is OK But NOT DOT 5 . it's not compatible.

Wow! From reading the info card; the Skylark has been in the museum since 1965 ?

Try asking a local trucking company or grading contractor where they have their radiators repaired

Very Noble of you !!! Haha! Funny!