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  1. 11-27-2019, 04:20 AM #11
    mfitton
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    Does anyone know what that blue liquid is in Chuck's washer tank?
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  2. 11-27-2019, 06:38 AM #12
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    Ya. It looks like the -20F washer fluid that I use. I think it's colder here than socal though.
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  3. 11-27-2019, 07:50 AM #13
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    Does anyone know what that blue liquid is in Chuck's washer tank?
    Whatever was on sale at Walmart/Target/PepBoys…
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  4. 11-27-2019, 08:58 AM #14
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    Sorry, sold only in StuttgartName: A495D142-3687-4D29-AECA-8210C3CB4F32.jpg Views: 231 Size: 77.0 KB
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  5. 12-05-2019, 05:50 PM #15
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    Maybe as I get older I appreciate unaltered cars more. Most of my life I've raced and modified cars. But as I looked at Chuck's picture of his original '73S battery/fuse panel area I realized how "stock" and original my '73S racer still is. (It looks the same.) Chuck's car and mine are probably so original because we've owned them for so long. I'm not into restoration but glad we've got a few cars that still are original to match up to. After most of their years spent on the track, these two old '73S cars are still pretty original. And still fast. Amazing.
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  6. 12-05-2019, 07:16 PM #16
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    ...these two old '73S cars are still pretty original. And still fast. Amazing.
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    Back to charcoal canisters ….
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