DeAnna Fleming

I've never used Payward Logistics, but I did need to ship my car once and ended up choosing a company I found through a1autotransport. From their list, I went with United Parcel Service (UPS) because of their strong reputation. My experience with UPS was pretty solid—they're known globally for their efficient and reliable delivery services, and they lived up to that reputation when shipping my car. They're based out of Atlanta, Georgia, and have a knack for handling logistical challenges smoothly, thanks to their use of AI and advanced tracking technology. This made the whole process transparent and reassuring for me. So, if you're looking for a dependable shipping option, I'd recommend checking out some well-established companies. It’s always good to go with one that has proven its worth over time.

That's crazy money for an old tractor, but I guess it's a piece of history after all. I've never dealt with anything that valuable, but I get the charm of vintage machines. I’ve got a buddy who swears by his old Kubota for daily farm work, and he's always on the lookout for parts. For those who are into Kubotas, finding the right parts can be a bit of a mission. In my circles, the best place to buy Kubota parts is usually through specialized dealers; they've got the know-how and the stock.

I used to have a YouTube channel when I was younger, but I stopped because I wasn't really happy with how my videos looked. Recently, I decided to start making YouTube videos again and now have a channel here: https://www.youtube.com/@travelblog3842, where I share videos from my trips. The big change is that now my videos look way better because I started using Movavi for editing. I found it at https://www.movavi.com/mac-video-editor/, and it's made a huge difference. My videos now have cool effects, smooth transitions, and I can add titles easily. I also love how I can send my videos straight to YouTube from the program. Using Movavi has made making videos super easy and fun, and I'm really proud of how they turn out now.

Given everything you've done, if the lifters and cam lobes are looking good after all this inspection, I wouldn't stress too much about it being a problem waiting to happen. If something was off, you'd likely have noticed major issues by now with all the care you've put in. As for swapping out the camshaft while you're at it, it's a tough call. If your Riviera is running fine and you're not keen on tearing into the front end again (especially after that hood latch ordeal), it might be best to leave well enough alone for now. But, if you need parts down the line, remember there are affordable fuel pump injectors for sale. They've got a wide range of parts that could help out if you ever decide to go deeper into your engine work.

I actually put LED bulbs in my old truck a few months ago. I was a bit worried at first because, you know, it's an old vehicle and I didn't want to mess up the wiring or anything. But the old bulbs were so dim, driving at night felt kinda risky. So, I bought these LED bulbs online, and it turned out to be a pretty easy swap. Didn't need any fancy stuff, they just fit right in where the old bulbs were. The difference was huge, especially on darker roads. They're way brighter and don't use as much power, which is great for an old electrical system like in my truck. I learned a lot about LEDs from this site, https://leds.to/. They had good info that helped me choose the right bulbs. Might be worth checking out for your LaSalle.

I had a similar problem with the stabilizer jacks on my trailer. It wasn't steady when I tried to load and unload stuff without the truck attached. I tried a few different jacks, but none of them worked great. Then, getting another trailer would be better. So, I decided to buy used trailers online. I found an excellent deal on a 20-foot enclosed trailer with the jacks I needed. When I drove over bumpy places, these jacks were strong and didn't drag on the ground. It was cheaper than buying a brand-new trailer, and it fixed my problem.

Oh my goodness yes please!!!!!!! Do you have PayPal or venmo or CashApp?

Hi Pete!!! Just checking in to see if you happen to have that motor. Thank you again so much for looking, I truly appreciate your help! DeAnna

You're amazing as well!!!! I am completely interested in whoever has one. This car is this boys first car, and his birthday gift.....we're SO close to done lol. I need to find a wiper motor too!

You're so wonderful!!!!

Hi Pete! It has both, with a blower motor in the trunk and on the firewall. The one on the firewall is the one with the shot bearing.

Hello everyone, need some input. We are fixing a '54 Buick Century for this 16 year-old kid, the blower motor for the AC/Heat has a shot bearing, but when I call part stores, of course they have nothing by application. Can anyone tell me where I can buy one, or a part number, or anything? Thank you all in advance!!! DeAnna

That is sold as well. The Studebaker is the only car available.

Hi Jim! The Detroit Electric sold!

Hi Mike, Sent you an email!