There were at least 4 GM 10 bolt covers. The one pictured is the corporate 8.5 cover. The 8.2 BOP cover has notches at 3:00 and 9:00. The 8.2 Chevy cover has the upside down V, similar to the Chevy 12 bolt cover. The corporate 7.5 cover is more oval shaped. There were also at least 2 different car 12 bolt covers. The Chevy cover is the one pictured. The "O" rear end was used in the Cutlass and 442 from '68 to '70 and the cover looks slimilar to the corporate 8.5 10 bolt cover, but with 12 holes.

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Yes . . . it's been that slow of a day for stuff to post.

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Successful Maiden Flight for the Futuristic ‘Flying-V’ Aircraft Design

https://www.msn.com/en-us/travel/new...?ocid=msedgntp

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LA County records highest-ever temperature

It's freakin' HOT here!

Passenger: “May I have a window seat? I like to watch the clouds go by.”
Agent: “I’m sorry sir. Those seven seats are sold, but we do have 792 middle seats available at no extra charge.”

:haha:

Cheers
Dave

Dave,

in 36 years....you`ll be restoring one of these.....all completed in 7.5 days :)

Dan

Ha! Right, Dan....but only under Mikey’s expert supervision!!!!:headbang:

Cheers
Dave

You really think Super Dave will slow down that much in 36 years?

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WOW! What a beautiful back drop photo.....Stunning!

Dan

It's an unused PR/brochure photo. You can see why it was rejected. The tree overpowers the frame. Your eyes focus on it as opposed to the car. That's a no-no when your goal is to sell the car via a photo.

In 36 years I will be 109, yikes Dave you are on your own :>)
Mike

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Don't throw away your used dryer sheets. Save em. They make great eyeglass cleaners.

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Nils Bohlin, he may have saved more lives globally than anyone who hasn't cured a disease. He invented the first three-point seatbelt, which was 1st sold in a Volvo PV544 in 1959.

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Parents took me to see it at Radio City Music Hall. First time at the movies, first time in NYC. We lived out on Long Island. I was 8 years old (1959). And the best part . . . we took the Long Island Railroad to get to the city. LOL - that was my highlight of the trip. First time I rode the LIRR.

Wow. Cool. The year I was born. I'm still on Long Island. How did you end up in New Mexico?
Tom

Oh boy . . .

From age 1 day (5/51) to 1 year we lived in Brooklyn, NY. Parents bought a house on LI

Long Island to Liberty, NY (1952 - 1968)

Liberty, NY to Babson Park, MA (college - 1969 - 1973) Lee gets married 9/72

Babson Park, MA to Framingham, MA - after college. (1973 - 1978) working for Ford Motor Credit Co.

Framingham, MA to Ithaca, NY - wife wants to be near her mother. (1979)

Ithaca, NY to Syracuse, NY - Lee gets divorced (1980)

Syracuse, NY back to Long Island (1983)

Long Island to Ft. Lauderdale, FL (2002) Lee and Alex want to be near mother/grandmother - not in good health.

Ft. Lauderdale, FL to Albuquerque, NM (2009 - present)Mother dies in 2008, too many hurricanes. No reason to stay in FL. What's the opposite of a tropical rain forest? The high desert!

Crank up the volume on this one..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ueS07YbMeUw

Lol. Well that makes perfect sense. That's an interesting timeline. Thank you. I enjoy all your posts.

The Dragon and His Tail B24. My dad built a model of this in the 70's and I still have it.

F4F Wildcat modified in 1956 to ferry 4 passengers. Now resides with the Collins Foundation if I am not mistaken.