Looks like it says “Bardstown” on the third label. That’s a town on the west end of the bourbon trail in Kentucky. They have a big presence in the bourbon world…so I’m guessing it’s not rum!!
Did a filter and trans oil “flush” and fill myself and documented on iPad video. Bought the filter and trans fluid from Tubman GM parts and a Foxwell OBDII reader online that accomplishes the flush procedure. All in wasn’t $800.00. And I still have the Foxwell reader that does a variety of GM...
One more thing about TFSA’s…..
If you have listed a beneficiary of the account should you die, the money is paid out tax free and the account is closed. If, however, you assign a “successor holder” to the account, the account stays open and can still earn interest, dividends, gains in...
Four headlamp systems use 2 different sealed beam lamps. The outer ones are hi/low…the inner ones are high only. When you switch to high beam they all come on. The hi/lows use two separate filaments to accomplish this task. Buy a new hi/low sealed beam lamp…the low beam part is burned out...
Pretty sure that’s a B-25J Mitchell bomber. All the Fortress models had 4 engines and a single vertical stabilizer. The Mitchell came in several variants…but the later ones carried the top turret or dorsal turret further forward than the early ones. But I’ve been wrong before…lol.
Another famous Lucille that some of us older / blues loving folks might remember…. BB King’s guitar!! Nice looking ride…you’re going to have a lot of fun this summer!
I’ve had two from Ray Cullen in London ….C7 and C8….and Steve McKaw was super. No bull, straight shooter and never above MSRP. Got price protection on the C7 and a decent trade in on the C8.
Best guess…a leak at the top of the tank. Could be a leak around the sending unit for the gauge or a deteriorated line for part of the emission control system. If you can get the car up on a hoist right after a fill you may be able to see staining from the leaking fuel to pin point the area.