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Why Overdrive? 120-130 1967

posted by  Ron Kwas on  Mon Apr 11 15:07 CST 2005
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Phil;

I also drove my first car, a wagon, twenty brisk highway miles (which may not seem a lot to those of you in Nebraska, where you drive that far for beer and cheese)to and from work daily for four or five years...with not a problem...except when the exhaust system went away, then it was even more fun (but I was a lot younger then too, I don't think I would like that too much now!)...I think the revs keep it from rusting!

Jeff;

I agree with Phil...first things first...make it reliable and solid....an OD is nice, but as your weekend experience shows, life will go on without it.

Cheers






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