Musings —04.24.2021 10:15 AM
—Well, at least it’s sunny
The connector to the coil on my ‘74 Super Beetle comes loose when the engine starts. The engine won’t start when the connector isn’t connected.
This is a metaphor for my life.
Musings —04.24.2021 10:15 AM
—The connector to the coil on my ‘74 Super Beetle comes loose when the engine starts. The engine won’t start when the connector isn’t connected.
This is a metaphor for my life.
I’m a tit.
My name is Jim Hunchuk, and I approved this message.
What happened? Did you take it to Justin Trudeau’s auto repair? 🙂
Lucky it wasn’t your fuckulator, because defuckulators are on back order becasue of COVID.
Now, when you say connector, do you mean the main wire, or the relay wire, or…?
The greatest thing about old cars is the ability to fix them roadside. Pick the 4 weakest parts (that will fit in a toolbox) and keep the tools to change them with you at all times.
My 1980 LTD (351 Windsor OOF) blew her fuel pump at a stop light, I hit the 4-ways, caught a cab to Canadian Tire, bought the part, came back and she was still there. Fixed it in traffic and drove it home.
I wish all of my automotive stories ended this well.
The leather jacket if for riding bikes. Big bikes.
When driving a super beetle of such vintage one wears tie die. Tres gauche otherwise 🙂