68 Riv

You can still have your copy delivered by mail. We are all living in the electronic age. I look at this like the changes in the Automotive History. The Model T gave way to the Model A and so on up to current day autos. People seem to either like or dislike the idea of this and that is why we live in America. The freedom of choice.

You can still have your copy delivered by mail. We are all living in the electronic age. I look at this like the changes in the Automotive History. The Model T gave way to the Model A and so on up to current day autos. People seem to either like or dislike the idea of this and that is why we live in America. The freedom of choice.

Sports & Exotic has/will cover Volkswagen. Here is a link to the complete editorial list. http://www.hemmings.com/editorial/HSX_index.html

The Digital version is not a PDF. PDF's are read only files while the Hemmings digital is fully searchable via google and other search engines. All of the links are live so if you see a car or part you want just click on the email or website in the ad and contact them directly. How many have checked out http://www.windingroad.com?

Peter, I appreciate your comments and use many of the same sites as you do to find cars. None of us live in a vacum. Yes I do work for Hemmings and feel very fortunate that I can work in an industry where I'm also a collector and hobbyist. I submited the post to let the members of this forum see another opportunity out there. Information is a wonderful thing.

And with any luck Gas will go back to Ten Cents a gallon. Do you object to selling your own car for top dollar or only when you are trying to buy one?

Check this out! It's the lastest offering from Hemmings Motor News. Before anyone thinks they are doing away with the printed issue they are not. This will enhance your experience with Hemmings. Let me know what you all think. http://www.hemmings.com/subscribe/HMN_digital.html?refer=home

The April Issue of Classic Car just came out with a GM Part 2 it is awesome!!!!!

2-ML-110514-ML-<br /><br />Moving to Buick! RWB

I would take that route but both windows are stuck in the down position so I can't access the lock cylinder from inside the door panel.

Thanks for the help. It really is the people and the cars that make this such a great hobby.

I need some help. I bought a 68 Riviera but the previous owner lost the keys. I'm told I need to remove the ignition lock cylinder but I'm not sure how to do that on this car. The key goes in the dash and I don't want to ruin that. If you can help please let me know. Thanks, Tim Redden