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Three used '66 Fury owner's manuals. Fair to good condition with some wear, soilage, cover staining, and writing. All three for $30.00 including Media Mail shipping to the lower 48 states. Located at Freehold, NJ 07728. Send a PM!
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These well-written magazines contain many useful how-to articles and interesting historical features. The issues included are: Sept, Oct, Nov, and Dec of 2016, and Jan, Feb, Mar, Apr of 2017. I got the magazines by subscription, and they come from our smoke-free and pet-free home.
$15.00 + shipping. Send your zip for pricing. I only ship to USA addresses in the lower 48 states.
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Here's a package of 4 original Cummins Diesel manuals. All are in nice condition. You get:
1959 Cummins PT Fuel System Shop Manual Bulletin # 983334-D
1963 Cummins V6 VIM and V8 VINE Shop Manual Bulletin # 983551
1963 Cummins Diesel Engine Parts Book model CF-160-B Bulletin # 966994
1963 Cummins Diesel Engine Parts Book model C-160-B Bulletin # 966993
Lots of valuable information for anyone who is using, restoring, or maintaining older Cummins-powered equipment.
Package Deal: $20.00 for all 4 manuals, picked-up at Freehold, NJ 07728. Add $6.75 for USPS Media Mail shipping and handling in the lower 48 states.
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I worked for Murray Oldsmobile in Perth Amboy for a while in the early 1980's. Never saw one of their keychains until this thread.
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What's to prevent a qualified participant in the clearing house (like a used car dealer, for example) from 'buying' a car with skimpy or nonexistent paperwork and then putting it through for a WVA title? And then 'selling' it to an end user with the new WVA title? It would be pretty much the same situation as the present one.
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I had two '91 Crown Victoria ex-police cars with the VV carburetor and they both ran well. To my knowledge, you had to be a police agency to get a 351/VV Vic.
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I don't add extra-charge listing upgrades because the stuff I list is pretty cheap to begin with and I'm not anxious to add to my expenses. I wonder how deeply my ads are buried in search results because of this.
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I had several government surplus 1969-1970 Ford Fairlanes that had aftermarket Mark IV air conditioners. They had Ford compressors as I recall. The systems worked well and kept the cars comfortable in 90+ degree weather.
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The bus looks to me like a GM 'old look' transit bus.
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My father with his new '52 Plymouth Cambridge. I have its twin sitting in my garage.....
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These are a set of 3 original Mopar dealer technician training books for the new '78 Omni and Horizon.The topics are: Engine Engine Electrical, Emission Controls and Lean Burn Carburetor, Fuel and Exhaust, Engine Cooling, Heating and Air Conditioning Service, and Parking Brakes, Front and Rear Axles and Suspension, Clutch and Manual Transmission, Wheels and Tires, Differential, Steering Systems, Body Electrical and Instruments, Body, Sheetmetal, and Trim.The books themselves are in very nice condition. The technician's name is written on each cover, and there may be a handwritten note or two. If you're into the Omni and Horizon you're sure to find something useful in these manuals!$25.00 for the set, postpaid by Media Mail in the lower 48 states.
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These are a set of 3 original Mopar dealer technician training books for the new '78 Omni and Horizon.The topics are: Engine Engine Electrical, Emission Controls and Lean Burn Carburetor, Fuel and Exhaust, Engine Cooling, Heating and Air Conditioning Service, and Parking Brakes, Front and Rear Axles and Suspension, Clutch and Manual Transmission, Wheels and Tires, Differential, Steering Systems, Body Electrical and Instruments, Body, Sheetmetal, and Trim.The books themselves are in very nice condition. The technician's name is written on each cover, and there may be a handwritten note or two. If you're into the Omni and Horizon you're sure to find something useful in these manuals!$25.00 for the set, postpaid by Media Mail in the lower 48 states.
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Don,
Thanks for the update. I'll have to sit down with my listings soon and work on them.
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Just wanted to spread the word about this.....
I have some vintage automotive items listed on eBay and was doing housekeeping on my ads. I was taken aback when I saw the US Postal Service launched a new service on Sunday called Ground Advantage that combines first-class package and several other services under one roof. I'm still looking over the changes, but one takeaway I have is that the shipping charges on eBay listings will have to be manually revised due to the changes in postal service. If anyone can share any insights please post them here.
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There was a double-ended '51 Plymouth at (IIRC) the Pioneer Auto Museum near Rapid City, SD. The proprietor said they built it for advertising purposes in the mid-sixties, and the Highway Patrol promptly ruled it off the road because the car was too confusing to other motorists.
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Still available!
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2 hours ago, Joe Cocuzza said:
Irrelevant to the original post
2 posts from this person and neither one makes sense!!!!!!
Maybe it's intended to get the OP to the 10-count threshold for PM's.
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6 minutes ago, MetroPetro said:
Key City Rt. 22 Phillipsburg, NJ
Still hanging on.
When I was a boy used to stop there for breakfast with my Dad and George and Bea Jepson on our way to Hershey, before the I-78 bypass was built.
I've stopped there a number of times on various road trips. Nice place.
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I don't do under-car work anymore and had the hubs done by a mechanic friend who did side work. He left the field due to family matters. You can probably find a local 'side-job' guy if you ask at the parts store that's selling you the bearings. I would also strongly recommend making sure the bearings are the source of your noise. Mis-diagnosis can be very costly (a situation I'm painfully aware of...).
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Here's an original 1986 Ford marketing manual that goes into great detail about the newly-introduced Taurus. It was issued to dealership personnel and includes chapters on background and market, buyer profiles, engineering and design features, selling guide, standard features by series, and much more. The manual has 92 pages and is printed on glossy paper with many crisp illustrations. If you're into the early Taurus you'll enjoy this book!
$20.00 includes Media Mail shipping in the lower 48 states.
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Sorry, this is the only Subaru item I have.
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This Chilton repair manual covers all Subaru US and Canadian models 1970-1988. Lots of valuable repair and maintenance info to help keep your car on the road. Very nice lightly-used condition. $14.00 postpaid by Media Mail in the lower 48 States.
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My wife and I attended on Sunday. The car show was great. Attendance seemed lighter than I remember it, and the swap meet had fewer vendors and a lot of dollar tarps and tables, with a few having 'going out of business' signs. Merchandise quality was down based on what I saw. Very few people were carrying any purchases.
If you were a vendor, how would you rate the swap meet?
Three More Antique Cars Pulled From Brooklyn Garage Demolition
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Posted · Edited by Harold (see edit history)
If the rent for the cars wasn't paid, the building owner can file a mechanic's lien and receive titles in his name.