You Can't Make This Stuff Up!

[Lee Stewart]

[Lee Stewart]

[Lee Stewart]

From World of Tomorrow: School, Work and Play, 1981, by Neil Ardley

[Lee Stewart]

Mel Hunter’s cover art for the July 1954 issue of Galaxy Science Fiction

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by Crush

I believe it got stuck and abandoned in Antarctica

Probably because there is no tread on those tires.

K

[Lee Stewart]

https://www.mecum.com/lots/SC0520-41...orvette-coupe/

That's different. Don't believe I have ever seen a 67 in that color combo

[1971ls6]

Originally Posted by Lee Stewart

In 1972 Olds offered the 442 as a "Appearance & Handling Package." No HP engine was included. Nor was the W25 fresh air hood. You got some stripes and badges, the 442 grille and some moldings And the rear sway bar.

You had a choice of three engines: L34 350/4 BBL, L76 455/4 BBL and the W30. Only the last two included the "trumpet exhausts" which were not an RPO. If you see a 350/4V 442 with them, they were added by the owner.

I had a white coupe with a 350, but I remember it as a 2 barrel. I bought it from the original owner in 77. Sold it to a guy that made it a W30

[Lee Stewart]

That's rare - 1969 Charger R/T with hubcaps. Not a hemi - just a std. 440.

[Lee Stewart]

Anyone have any experience with one of these Aerogrow hydroponic indoor gardens? I would like to grow herbs like dill, basil and parsley. LED lights only use 10 watts.

[TimG]

Yes, the L34 4 BBL was an option on the 1972 442. The standard engine was a 350 2 BBL with single exhaust. Ours was the 350 2 BBL, but the orange/black car still looked so cool.