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Archive & Library (Read Only) / Show off the little stuff!
Quote from: V8Demon;389310
Yes.  Yes it was.  The seller is a kind fellow indeed.  A gentleman as well. 



BTW, you must put up some scans or pics of said brochure!


 You bought it from the Monopoly guy ??? :rollin:
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Lounge / Very cool old 83 Turbo Coupe Prototype pic
Quote from: mcb82gt;389250
Are those Lincoln markings on the top picture?  What the hell is that thing?
  Judging by the quarter windows its some sort of Mark VII
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Audio & Other Aftermarket Electronics / premium sound questions
The JBL is a totally different animal than the premium sound .  The speakers are rated at 8 ohms instead of the usual  4 , however they should work just fine. I have used them  with aftermarket head units in a few lincolns with excellent results ..... on a side note does the JBL system work and would you be interested in selling the amp??
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Body/Appearance/Interior / Once again, door windows/tracks/clips
Quote from: TheFoeYouKnow;389000
When I have squeaky regulators I use white lithium, but I try to keep it away from the glass, because it makes a big mess. While I've never seen it, I have often suspected that greasing rubber window glass runs might make them harden.  But like I said, I've never used white lithium on glass runs, my customers complain too loudly about the grease that oversprays when I use it on regulators for me to PURPOSELY put it on their glass.  Hard to clean up completely.

I agree , it is messy as heck ...  personally I try NOT to make a mess , but to each his own
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Body/Appearance/Interior / Once again, door windows/tracks/clips
Quote from: TheFoeYouKnow;388991
/As a side note, when lubing the window glass runs, I believe that silicone spray lube is the correct lubricant, but I don't want the thread to next become a debate over THAT as well.

 There is no "right" or "wrong" when it comes to lubing the window mechanisms  .... silicone spray works good for the rubber channels without being too messy , but it really is a personal choice .