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Just out of curiosity, did you check your fusible link?

On the bright side though, I did pick up another red car……. 1977 MGB Supercharged.

Wasn’t me, I’m as pure as the driven slush. Admit nothing, deny everything…

One would think after owning ten British cars over the last 52 years I’d have learned my lessons, especially after dealing with Lucas Electrical parts (you might remember that Lucas is also known as Lucas, Prince of Darkness) but no…. My latest addition to my British fix is a supercharged 1977...

To each, his own. I wouldn’t turn down a Lamborghini or Bentley suv.

Well. if you're not a fan of Callaway, how about these two from the 1954 Motorama. I bring you the 1954 Corvette Corvair and the 1954 Corvette Nomad.

His last post was on Apr 10, 2018. Wonder if he ever got the car delivered and what became of it.

Gotta love Callaway... The $144,000 Callaway AeroWagen Is Way More Than Just A Corvette With A Weird Roof

Oh did that bring back memories. I have an aversion to being photographed/taped but your parents were so neat that I just had to say yes (after some mom type arm twisting). Good thing she didn't tape the Blender Wars, another highlight of the trip...... The docks with the magnificent ships and...

I'd bet that the contents of her closet cost more than a new Vette....

And, as a side note, been using this stuff for years in both my car, truck and trailer that pretty much get parked for the winter. The truck gets three in the engine compartment, one in the cab. the car gets two in the engine compartment, one in the cab and one in the trunk. The 5th wheel gets...

I understand the "critter" only too well. First time I turned the furnace on in the 5th wheel this fall, nothing happened. A little troubleshooting and I discovered that a critter had made quite a nest in the blower...

Guess I'm too old school. To my way of thinking, that just destroyed the car. I would have preferred a "restore to stock" keeping a bit of automotive history on the road.

Spot on!

:chuckle :chuckle

At the AQHA museum in Amarillo With Bud and Nanc.... we miss him.

Happy Birthday!!:birth:beer

Parasitic battery drain seems to be an issue across lots of models/types of modern automobiles. Cars that are "daily drivers" don't seem to be affected as much because they get their batteries topped off all the time. If the C6 will be your daily driver, I doubt you will ever have a problem...

Nooooooo, not the condom dispenser!!!!:W:W

The answer to your first question is "Because,,, it is Detroit" and, no need to wonder, studded tires are not legal here in Michigan. Nice that he left the lug nuts though...:chuckle