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These posts are almost like a TV show...lol
Like I understand FWD demons. All I know is that every 4-8 years I have to spend about $4,000 to rebuild the front end of the Eldorado because it invariably falls apart after that long. The CV boots get screwed etc, etc. It is a money maker for the shops and dealerships I guess.
Well that was obvious from the video. lol lol
I don't think I'm gonna buy an Eldorado, now. 12mpg highway was almost enough deterrent, but spending that kinda money on the front end every few years, geesh!
[video=youtube;oGokVthB20s]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGokVthB20s[/video]
Jack LaLanne Show.
Man was brilliant. A bit too.. happy, but brilliant.
Get one prior to 67, rear wheel drive up to that point.I don't think I'm gonna buy an Eldorado, now. 12mpg highway was almost enough deterrent, but spending that kinda money on the front end every few years, geesh!
The 1957 Eldorado Biarritz would be a good choice.Get one prior to 67, rear wheel drive up to that point.
I've driven a 71, 74, and 76. All are about the same, and all literally float down the road. Best riding car I've ever been in.
The older ones shouldn't ride any different though.
To "steer" us back, tonight I watched Miami Vice Golden Triangle parts 1 and 2. Still good. :eusa_clap
Tom would have to sell all his cars for that one.The 1957 Eldorado Biarritz would be a good choice.
Oh and Mars Attacks.
Tom would have to sell all his cars for that one.
Adam 12, 2 episodes. It's funny because I can see character actors that were later used in Dragnet or Emergency. They were on Adam 12 as a test I suppose.
Is that the one,
"I don't even really work here."
"That's what makes this so difficult."
Get one prior to 67, rear wheel drive up to that point.
I've driven a 71, 74, and 76. All are about the same, and all literally float down the road. Best riding car I've ever been in.
The older ones shouldn't ride any different though.
To "steer" us back, tonight I watched Miami Vice Golden Triangle parts 1 and 2. Still good. :eusa_clap
A good one but no. George works for Kruger and gives Christmas presents to his coworkers in honor of the "Human Fund."
Yeah, I'd love a 59 Eldo Biarritz.
I was looking at a '76 and a '77 that were bargains, but just too bad on gas for me.
I'm SO overdue. :doh:Holy Crimony! I haven't seen that in thirty years. lol lol lol
I'm SO overdue. :doh:
[video=youtube;g5uwpoIbzhI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g5uwpoIbzhI[/video]
in which he speaks to us about Nervous Tension.
..so I've heard.His show was on forever.
..so I've heard.
All I knew about his: "Hey, there's that Power Juicer fella from TV"
:eeek:It was on for 34 years! From 1951 to 1985! Geez! I remember some of the feats of strength he did even when he got older. Including,
at sixty, swimming from Alcatraz to Fisherman's Wharf handcuffed, shackled and towing a thousand-pound boat, and at seventy, battling currents while handcuffed and shackled, towing seventy boats holding seventy people for a mile and a half across Long Beach Harbor!
:eeek:
That man is a miracle!
No wonder he crushed Schwarzenegger in an informal contest. lol
I guess this calls up for another episode:54-year-old Jack LaLanne
'That Jack LaLanne's an animal! I was sore for four days. I couldn't lift my arms!'