1972 Estate Wagon Limited Coupe

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  1. Stormin' Norman

    Stormin' Norman Well-Known Member

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    You know what? Some kind of electro magnet that collects the chips and then reverse polarity to drop them into a bucket. That would do the trick! ;)
     
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    Rube, uh er, Norm, that is a GREAT idea!

    I will get right on that! ;)

    David :biglaugh:
     
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    That's a unique solution. One hiccup maybe getting the outer skin off the wagon doors without damaging the Di-Noc.......Gonna need some Jedi bodyman skills for that.
     
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  4. Stormin' Norman

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    I've got it half-built in my mind already. The Goldberg magnet scooper! :evilsmile: :biglaugh:
     
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    wixom61 Well-Known Member

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    Norm, you are on to something!:rofl2:(or maybe just on something)

    Here are a few pics of my tailgate. I have it all welded up, and I'm working
    it to get ready for primer.

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    Lousy pics.

    David :)
     
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    I love that 73. Do I recall correctly that it has a COLD light on the dash? Does yours?


    J~ Might you be thinking of the '66 Impala/Caprice with the COLD light? My grandfather had one and I recall a green COLD light immediately to the right of the left directional in the string of "idiot lights" across the instrument panel.
     
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    the last cold light I remember was my grandparents 63 Oldsmobile Dynamic 88 Holiday sedan. Mom's 62 Impala conv had it too. I thought my grandmothers 72 88 Royale had it but I may be recalling the blue brights light
     
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    David, I saw the cables, and figured you were using the goldberg mag.:evilsmile:

    Nice, clean tacking work David.:thumbs2:
     
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    Yeah, Norm, I know you hold the patent on that amazing contraption, but they had 'em on sale at Harbor Freight. :rofl2: Works like a charm! :29:

    David :)
     
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    hey how about a pic with the car covered in snow!!
     
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    I was thinking the same thing. Let it snow, let it snow, let it snow! Here in Dallas it rare that we even get snow. :camera:
     
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    My California Buick is sh-sh-shivering under this sn-sn-snow! :xmas:
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    David :)
     
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    I would have sworn that picture was taken in Winnipeg...:jumping:
     
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    I gotta take some shots of my back yard...
     
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  15. Stormin' Norman

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    Now that's a paintjob no average George Barry could every do!(y)

    Hard way to test the aerodynamics, David.:rofl2:
     
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