random things you remember.

..and as far as weed destroying your memory, I kill on Cash Cab and Jeopardy



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My '64 - '67 California plate #s ...
F24 526 - '50 Chev 3100
BOR 610 - '52 Chev 2dr
KMS 593 - '50 Merc coupe
CFL 631 - '50 Olds wagon
LBT 677 - '54 Chev Hdtp
KVF 049 - '57 Dodge Coronet Hdtp
A 3707904 Corvette exhaust manifold cost $22.10 in 1968.
Corvair baldies fit Buick wheels.
Britanny Spaniels are suicidal.
When you street race the deputy sheriff's red '57 Buick Century ragtop in Tiajuana, you go to jail even if he beats you.
12 shots of Jack Daniels qualifies you to pull your own teeth.

 

Prime the oil pump ... have the ignition timing close ... and fill the carb bowls before firing a new motor.

 

My driver's licence number and social socurity number: 23612490 ... oh, wait ... forget you saw that!

 

****, push, bang, blow.

 

35442 - my NSRA membership # when I joined up back in 1978. Dropped my membership in 1982 when I got into bikes, joined up again in 1992 when I had my t-bucket and managed to get the same #. I dropped my membership again in 2002 after NSRA pulled out of Spokane.

 

Yup.
SF.

 

The tag # on my '65 Fairlane in 1978 was LBJ-291. Not sure why I still know that?!?!!

 

Wear clean underwear.

 

The color I painted that same '65 Fairlane in '80 was '79 Trans Am "Dark Blue Poly". The beer aint killed all them cells yet!

 

I remember wheel patterns real well,
5x5 1/2 = '50s and up Ford truck and later Dodge truck.
5x4 1/2 = Ford car and early Dodge truck and most Dodge cars
5x5 = Early Olds and Pontiac. maybe Cadillac too, can't remember that!
5x4 3/4 = late GM

 

If you let the smoke out of the wiring in your car, you may have problems...

 

the 90 degree pcv valve is fv184 in fram or cv774c in Delco
the GT40 upper intake plenum is MS95953 in Fel-Pro
the 4L80 has 17 bolts the 4L60 has 16
gas tank float in Stewart Warner is PN 429354
the PN on the universal 30A relay everyone is always looking for is 0227209150 in Bosch

 

326-3091 my parents phone number that we had when I was in kindergarten. It changed after first grade.

Bad
Boys
****
Our
Young
Girls
But
Violet
Gives
Willingly

resistor color code, 0-9
Black, brown, red, orange, yellow, green, blue, violet, grey, white

 

Darker than the inside of a black cow.

Uff Da!!
Hot plate
Borrow me some money
So are ya gonna go then
leftsa
Lutifisk
Oh ya.
Go Twins
Bud Grant
The Foshay
Lakes, Hamms, Grain Belt, Schmit
Prince,
MST3K
Things that are minnesotan and not in Kansas.

 

Getting spanked by my third grade teacher.

 

Biological cl***ifications:
Kingdom
Phylum
Cl***
Order
Family
Genus
Species

The only thing I remember from college... Oh yeah and "don't mix the g**** and the grain".

 

was he hot?

 

Worked in a parts store for years. The difference in a chevy and a gmc truck around 1970, the inner tie rod on a chevy will be the outer tie rod on the gmc.They flipped the ***embly. On a 1970 ford truck with a fe engine, If the truck has rear dual wheels, it will make a difference in the length of the alternator belt. My first car was a 68 mustang, tag# 5-R3360 in 1976. I still have the tag

 

I can NEVER remember that one for more than 5 minutes!

But... Soak A Toe-a

SOH
CAH
TOA
Sine=Opposite/Hypotenuse
Cosine=Adjacent/Hypotenuse
Tangent=Opposite/Adjacent

 

The tag # on my old bronco, chick at the counter of the Bulldog Inn made me write it down everytime I checked in with my girlfriend. Then she'd quote me a scripture about the devil roaming the earth... What did she think we were doing?

 

1. Our phone number in 1957 was OR-1186.
2. Betty Willis got my cherry.
3. I could start my '48 Tudor with a 50-cent piece applied to the posts of the starter switch.
4. A '59 Lark 259 V8 three-speed will wind 50 mph in first gear and 85 in second.
5. Eight guys will fit into a '47 Dodge 4-dr. sedan.

 

DAMN this is great, this thread will save someones life one day.. or at least their sanity.. it will be the last thing they will look at when searching for the awncer to the problem that has been screwing with them for months. hahahaha
keep it up. im going to copy down some of this and make a tiny book, it's going to be a door prize.

 

Two shorts and a long- our ring on the party line when I was in hi school
RA 17659371- Service number
8465- serial no. of M-14 I carried while stationed in Germany
Don't strike a match on a blasting cap...

 

4d-6100 license# of my first 57 chevy - 40yrs ago.
ph# in 1963 - 658 -3788

 

7013008 - Rochester two bbl #.

COLA - Close, Open, Lights, Alarm.

10 1/2" Venturi area.

B-44.

North bus Big Creek, South bus steam, Saugus on Big Creek.

64 Zulu turning final for 3-0.

The ribbons are floating on the windward side.

The 14 step.

Losing a gold bar in a trash can.

Throwing a small switchblade at a horsefly on grandma's wooden fence and sticking him dead center.


Getting pissed at sister at age nine, threw a flathead valve spring at her feet, it bounced up, hit her forehead, cut her a good one and she still has the scar.

Beating sister to the ba*****t bathroom in the Carbon Canyon oil field company house where grandma lived.
Slammed and locked the door only to hear her pounding on it and screaming.
Dad came down, told me to open the door and then I find sister had caught her fingers in the hinge side.

Slammed her fingers in the car door once, this about two weeks after she'd done it to herself.
She really screamed at that one.
If wishes and curses came true I'd still be lying out there in the hot sand of a Modesto river.

Doing school figures at the skating rink, we were skating backwards when our connected circles caused us to hit feet.
Sister spun around just in time to hit her chin on the maple floor splitting it wide open.
She's still got the scar from that one.
I learned about ****erfly bandages and that sister had a helluva vocabulary.


For a while there it was tough being my sister, but the day she threw a living room chair at me and it hit the wall half-way up, I decided that it was a good idea not to piss off sister any more....

 

its peanut ****er jelly time

 

867-5309 A Tommy Tutone song!

 

like to hear the story beyhind that one!

 

1.4v to set off a 105mm tank primer M60A3 MBT

battle site zero: Sabot 1200meters HEAT 900m

Willy Pete rounds aka White Phosphorous travels the same ballistic path as the M240 7.62mm coaxial machine rds.

Agony Misery and Heartbreak are all mother****ers

do not use hot water to rehydrate wasabi

dollar to won exchange ratio in May 1985: 825 won to the dollar. Bottle of OB beer 500 won

rubbing your hands on stainless steel will remove the smell of garlic.

I got my first speeding ticket on MacArthur blvd in front of the Chuckie cheese (SPFD IL)