Hi guys, I guess it's time to check in and be a real member of this form. I'm just another old car nut. I got my 68 Ford country sedan,a few years ago. I wasn't looking for a new project, but it was to straight, to clean and ran to well to pass up. Did I also say to cheap. Any way I've had a good time driving the wheels off it.The only major problem with this wagon is the power rear window is up and dead, can't use the rear gate until I can get the window working. I seem to be dragging this out far ,so I'll just say I'm happy to be a part of this group. .............Jack
Jack, glad to have you on the site. You'll have to get some pictures up of that near perfect car. The others will be around soon, maybe they'll have a few suggestions for your back window. Hope you enjoy the forum.
Hey spooler, Welcome! Give this thread a look... http://www.stationwagonforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=59828&highlight=rear+window#post59828 It just might be your relay. Glad you joined this nuthouse! David
Welcome aboard Jack. Those 68s were fine wagons, and obviously, yours sounds like it still is! Glad you came and signed up.
Spooler. Iz it true what I've heard about Port Angeles? That It'll be raining and over cast in the whole state of Washington an the sun'll be shinin' in Port Angeles:confused: Somethin' tah do with vortex an being on the lea side of the mountain:confused::confused::confused:
If you love Jazz Festivals, Whidby Island and Port Angeles, are the places to go. Hands down. They even get Aurora Borealis in late July. What a site! We get them here too.
I've seen ALICE BRONTOSSAURUS before Norm Longlac + Drydon areaz in Ontario, and Val-D'Or north of Ottawa:2_thumbs_up_-_anima BTW, How come you know so much 'bout that area N.W. of Seattle, That ain't jes across the street fur you either. Tell me they grow their own grapez and stomp 'um into the good stuff and I'm foldin' my tent an pullin' up steakz I grew up listenin' tah cool Jazz from Bix Biderbeck all the way to Dave Brubeck and beyond
I'm a dyed-in-the-wool jazz fan. Brubeck is like number 1 or 2. I was a member of the HotJazz club in Vancouver, and we went to all kinds of Jazz fests along the wet coast. We even had our own member gals doing the dance routines on stage. Fun stuff. Good times, and I was single back then. yummy memories. My dad played piano with some of the postwar greats, including Oscar Peterson, at the USO's during the war. Always had a piano in the house.
