So true. I remember doing a tuneup and just using a sparkplug wrench, compression gauge, and some matchsticks (points), and that was pretty much it. We could replace our fuel pump, put in a new starter,etc, now you have to pay up the wazoo to have it done by a specialist!
@publicatdamagnificen yeah, they are,,,,,,,,,,,but what I don't like is that they are too complicated for the average driver to repair. There was a time when my car broke down I had at least a 50/50 chance of being able to fix it on the road well enough to get it home. Not anymore
Ah Yes The Chevy Impala 1961. My Dad bought one. My brother and I were pissed because he got a Straight 6. We preferred the 2 door S/S with a road rippin' V8. Some local hoodlum stole it anyway and slammed it into an L pillar in Da Bronx. Later
So true. I remember doing a tuneup and just using a sparkplug wrench, compression gauge, and some matchsticks (points), and that was pretty much it. We could replace our fuel pump, put in a new starter,etc, now you have to pay up the wazoo to have it done by a specialist!
publicatdamagnificen 3 months ago
this was back when cars were nice.....they look like an appliance now
inkey2 5 months ago
@inkey2 Yes, but today's cars are better built, safer, and more reliable.
publicatdamagnificen 3 months ago
@publicatdamagnificen yeah, they are,,,,,,,,,,,but what I don't like is that they are too complicated for the average driver to repair. There was a time when my car broke down I had at least a 50/50 chance of being able to fix it on the road well enough to get it home. Not anymore
inkey2 3 months ago
Old School Frontier City...you gotta love it!
Robshow35 1 year ago
I LOVED these commercials - really catchy jingles! Thanks Richard!
angelofbebop 1 year ago
Ah Yes The Chevy Impala 1961. My Dad bought one. My brother and I were pissed because he got a Straight 6. We preferred the 2 door S/S with a road rippin' V8. Some local hoodlum stole it anyway and slammed it into an L pillar in Da Bronx. Later
IM2PersonalProblems 1 year ago