The Supercar Registry - You Can't Make This Stuff Up!

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In a 69 Dodge Charger with power windows, if you don’t have the keys on you and you need to close the windows, turn on the emergency flashers, step on the brake, set the turn signal lever in the left or right signal position, and the power windows will operate.

It works on GM's too, except you have to hold the emergency flasher half way in.

earntaz

04-20-2019 01:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Lee Stewart (Post 1444490)

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"A Charger Daytona has the exact same rear window glass as a Vega hatchback"

Is that quote correct?

Huh??

earntaz

04-20-2019 01:05 PM

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It was Montana, and it was called 'Reasonable and Prudent'. A friend got a ticket though, in his Viper, after people complained that he was driving too fast, on his way to Las Vegas!

Just remembered -- Texas a a few stretches that are good for 85 MPH ... one of these is just east of SA basically connecting I10 to I35 ...

Keith Seymore

04-20-2019 02:05 PM

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With the 1977 Chrysler, the left fender mounted turn indicator would light up when the gas pedal was floored. When reading the owner's manual the answer turns up. The car had a "gas saver" feature- upon low to no vacuum the fender light on the driver's side would light up, indicating poor fuel economy

Looks like John Delorean meeting with his attorney in the background on the steps...

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Lee Stewart

04-21-2019 04:35 AM

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04-21-2019 05:42 PM

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All year long as Earth revolves around the sun, it passes through streams of cosmic debris. The resulting meteor showers can light up night skies from dusk to dawn, and if you’re lucky you might be able to catch a glimpse.

The next shower you might be able to see is known as the Lyrids. Active between April 16 and 28, the show peaks around Sunday night into Monday morning, or April 21-22. The moon could interfere with viewing the peak this year.

Lee Stewart

04-21-2019 05:42 PM

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Lee Stewart

04-21-2019 05:45 PM

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Rare albino deer captured in photo by man driving through Michigan park

Lee Stewart

04-21-2019 05:49 PM

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Most people live in a house like this. But some people . . . . . .

Lee Stewart

04-21-2019 05:49 PM

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