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No fries said:
Odd combination
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What's odd, Duke, Prius, and Kimberly? Seems reasonable for those people to me.
 
sawdoff said:
KIMBER not Kimberly. KIMBER is a firearms company
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Yes Kimber
I think of liberals when I see a prius and right wing for gun owners.
What would you think of a Bernie sticker on an F350?

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Been seeing this & got some pics today. And a Surprise! I Would have assumed a 6 cylinder. Btw, anyone Old enough to know about a GYRO-Matic? I've seen 1, but Never drove or rode in one. I Goggled more info, & found You Tube on it. Here is a video, Most will get a KICK out of! Beware of the Language!
51 Dodge-Coronet-Gyromatic-Transmission-Road Test #1 Couldn't find the usual YT listing, & if you watch it, the video doesn't Stop when it looks messed up. Play it till the End!:lol:
 

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tknopp said:
What a big motor for such a little carb. So did you bring it home Rodney?
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241 CID doesn't need a lot of carb,

Dodge Coronet cars, 1949-75

"The engine continued unchanged through 1953, when the Coronet gained an optional 241 cubic inch V-8 engine, the first of the Hemis, producing 140 gross horsepower at 4,400 rpm with a two-barrel Stromberg carburetor. The Hemi-powered Coronet set over one hundred land speed records at the Bonneville Salt Flats."
 
Blkvoodoo said:
241 CID doesn't need a lot of carb
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That's universally true...not sure why so many folks think bigger is better when it comes to carbs (and cams for that matter). I cringe every time I see someone so proud they just put a 750cfm carb on top of their fresh rebuild, that really wouldn't require more than 600cfm.
 
Perhaps the last day this year it'll be a warm enough air/water temp to go swimming. Atleast it was a beautiful spot and right here in downtown Columbia. Never even thought about checking this one out before.
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I see someone else has my sense of humor:
 
rodney eppes said:
View attachment 254594 This rig was hauling concrete blocks, & made more than 1 trip! Two blocks per load. My estimate, about 15K a piece. Last time I saw [& Did] anything like that, was when Westinghouse was installing a new lathe! This guy was in the Trane, area, but I doubt they have any 6' thick floors!
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I was on the crew that wire sawed those blocks out of Westinghouse. That was some of the thickest concrete I had ever seen and I was amazed that it came out like it did.
 
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Hognose the dogs found today. They are rare in our area. He spread out and rose like a cobra and would strike. But then play dead lol. Defense mechanism. Also they are Non poisonous.
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I found one here in Davidson County a couple years ago while dove hunting, I stopped to check it out and it curled up and played dead. I thought I gave it a heart attack and killed it until I googled exactly what it was. Continued my walk and he was long gone when I got back.
 
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