Weighing In

Na but the looks I got driving through fort Langley with it like was worth its weight in gold.   I just went really slow under low power lines and bridges.

Ah you mean these.

Romeo wrote: Patrick wrote: Next you'll be telling us that Nigel was perched at the top of that ladder all the way to your place! LOL. "I can see my house from here. The one I grew up in."

Sounds like a fine challenge for a photoshop job.  

 

This doesn't compare to the picture of David carting around a ladder in his Fiero, but nevertheless, I think my GT looked pretty weird last Saturday blasting down the freeway from Chilliwack to Vancouver with an exhaust system hanging out of the passenger window. It was a rather chilly drive home in sub-freezing temperatures!

Looking at my Fiero, some joker asked me if I had "the supercharged model".

 

Geez Tristan, I hope a belt is ALL you broke.

I ended up with a Fiero "parts car" a few years ago when I didn't check it's antifreeze level before winter arrived. Cracked block, cracked cooling tubes, etc.

 

No, far as I can see there's still no misfires or anything severe, so I think the block/heads are OK. As far as the cooling system, I will have to check that when I come back again (Late December). I just couldn't believe he had never thought to throw in a little liquor for the amount of water he'd been pouring in (As he lost the coolant reservoir overflow cap, I also discovered). My poor Gretchin is going to need a day at a car spa when I get back.