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Also a slant six. And even if you can't adapt the head, there's your induction system for the Chrysler. [IMG]
Anyone ever compare the bore spacing on the Slant Six vs. something like a BMW inline six? The head might be a closer fit than you think.
DOH!
You're photo isn't showing, but I assume you're talking about the gold one. That's owned by a member of our OCA chapter. His dad bought it new...
Oldsmobile had a long-running association with the PGA and provided courtesy cars for years. [IMG]
No, it's a hatchback where they replaced the sloped hatch with a squared off one - and speaking of Utes, the ElCamino was just a Chevelle wagon...
Well, since the thing that apparently makes the Magnum a "wagon" is the shape of the hatch, that is why I showed the two pictures of the Nissan....
I'm not suggesting that a wagon can't have a one-piece tailgate - my 62 F-85 has exactly that. My point on the Magnum is that if you simply made...
OK, is this Nissan a wagon? [IMG] How about now? [IMG]
So is this a hatchback or a wagon? [IMG]
All "crossovers" and SUVs are really just macho station wagons. 99.9% of them never go offroad unless the driver accidentally backs over the...
Yeah, throw away that worthless Chiltons manual and get a real factory service manual if you plan to do any real work on this car.
https://www.steelerubber.com/windshield-gasket-70-1778-50 [IMG]
It appears that you can buy aftermarket ones on Amazon. [IMG] [IMG]
Nice find. Note that kit is the entire package, including the car-side harness as well as the trailer harness.
The GM part number is 2987124, Harness, Trailer Wiring. It's been out of production for decades, so don't expect to find one.
The flat five pin connector is the one that came from GM with the now missing mating pigtail. The five wires are the green and yellow turn signal...
[ATTACH] You all should read the factory service manual. The optional factory trailer harness on these cars is a four wire pigtail. It didn't...
In fairness to the OP, he DID send me a PM. I was on business travel at the time and unable to respond in a timely fashion.
Contrary to what you may read on the interwebs, these were not made on a production line. Yes, Olds Engineering did hand build a couple but they...
