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Here’s a few pictures of a 1966 GT350 with original seats that the owner has owned since 1969. They are faded but appear to be the car number written on the bottom of the seat back. It was used to make sure the seats were returned to the correct car when the interior was removed to install the side scoops and side windows according to information supplied to the owner

Has anyone else have more information on this unique piece of seat information?

Corey’s car looks good. Did you your 68 or Deb’s 65 over to the Pie Run ?

Pork Roll sandwiches for everybody! (It's a Jersey thing)

Special Activities include:
Find the missing body in the Pine Barrens
Find the best Pizza slice at Seaside Heights Boardwalk
Debate at 7:00 Wednesday night - "Is there a Central New Jersey"?
Wednesday at midnight - Unsanctioned brawl of New York vs Philly sports fans. After, for those still wanting more, "Pork Roll vs Taylor Ham".
Special drive-by with the Sopranos
Spot the "Bennies"


Missing body? Don’t you mean  “bodies”? Also they aren’t missing, they are carefully positioned as to not disclose their location
Best pizza? It’s always “that other place” that no longer exists
Jersey? Area code 201, all the rest are wanna be’ (sorry 609)
Philadelphia has a jail at their stadium, they win hands down, plus they are related to the Jets and the New York NFL teams play in the Meadowlands, and you don’t want to dig in the areas around there, no telling who you might find, tell Mr. Hoffa
Taylor’s Pork Roll on a hard roll, or for you non meat eaters, a hard roll and butter, the breakfast of champions
Drive by Sopranos? Change that to any of the “family” and that’s most of real Jersey ( north Jersey, except for those occasional trip to the pine barrens to “ take out the trash”
Much more great things about Jersey ( it’s the only state you can drop the first word and people still understand where you’re talking about, take that Dakota’s and Carolina’s) and you don’t have to pump your own gas 


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Thanks

I drive my car a lot and recently I noticed the brakes were a little "grabby", especially when cold. While backing into a parking sport last Saturday I noticed that the left rear brake had a grabbing rubbing noise. Well today I decided to do a little maintenance in the driveway on the car. I don’t have a garage so most work is done either in the driveway or sometimes in the trailer where it is stored.  I had thought perhaps the rear shoe had become loose or even debonded even though they are riveted, or perhaps one of the hold down pins had broken. Imagine my surprise when I saw that the left rear wheel cylinder was leaking and had begun to saturate the lining. I had ordered earlier in the week replacement shoes and hardware but had neglected to get wheel cylinders. Luckily in my supply of parts I buy to keep on hand I had a set of rebuilt original small bleeder rear wheel cylinder . A few hours later after a lot of clean up I took the car for a test drive and I guess I hadn’t noticed how bad the braking had become. They are now smooth and progressive and no groaning and moaning when cold. I also switch ed the tires and wheels from the original Goodyear Blue Streaks to the tried-and-true BF Goodrich T/A radials.  The weather is turning colder and I want to get a few more rides in before the weather gets crappy but I guess the lesson is to be more aware of things and check them a lot more.

A wealth of knowledge, a compassionate person who shared. He will be missed

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