[Silly Little Cars] Silly_little_cars Digest, Vol 69, Issue 23

[Larry See]

@KublaKhan: Did you install the later frontend or did yours come with it?
What years will it fit?  Cost?  thanks

On Fri, Feb 22, 2013 at 10:44 AM, <
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> From: "R. Eric Kahn" <kubla at fuse.net>
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> Westward has another style front end for these now, I have one on mine
> and there is a picture on the webpage of it, it is a leading link style
> with normal coil over shocks on it
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> >     1. Interceptors, alternative fuels etc. (DanTuel)
> >     2. Re: Interceptors, alternative fuels etc. (Dan Das Mann)
> >     3. Re: Interceptors, alternative fuels etc. (Kris Motola)
> >     4. Re: looking at an 84 cushman and 97 interceptor        (David
> >        Buergler) (brickwood at ccountry.net)
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> > From: "DanTuel"<dantuel at frontiernet.net>
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> > Subject: [Silly Little Cars] Interceptors, alternative fuels etc.
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> > My 1996 interceptor has a fair amount of trunk space. More than enough
> for a trip to the grocery store and a box of tools also. Yes the forks on
> the interceptors seems to be a weak point. The first one I had suffered
> fork problems and a rebuild before I got it and they still didn't seem to
> work right. The forks on my present one are ok so far. The forks are very
> similar to the Hydra Glide forks on a Harley, Based on the same principles.
> I had my Interceptor up to 80mph once and its a little scarey. The scariest
> thing was there was more left in it :-) As far as alternative fuels, I have
> been running veggie oil, Waste Motor oil and used transmission fluid in my
> mercedes 300sd diesel and 12 valve diesel truck for 3 years now with very
> few problems. The biggest secret with any type of alternative fuel is
> filter filter filter. Thats where most of your problems will lie.
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> > i drove my interceptor from burning man in the nevada desert over the
> > mountains back to San Francisco a few years ago.
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> > On Thursday, February 21, 2013, DanTuel wrote:
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> >> **
> >> My 1996 interceptor has a fair amount of trunk space. More than enough
> for
> >> a trip to the grocery store and a box of tools also. Yes the forks on
> the
> >> interceptors seems to be a weak point. The first one I had suffered fork
> >> problems and a rebuild before I got it and they still didn't seem to
> work
> >> right. The forks on my present one are ok so far. The forks are very
> >> similar to the Hydra Glide forks on a Harley, Based on the same
> principles.
> >> I had my Interceptor up to 80mph once and its a little scarey. The
> scariest
> >> thing was there was more left in it :-) As far as alternative fuels, I
> have
> >> been running veggie oil, Waste Motor oil and used transmission fluid in
> my
> >> mercedes 300sd diesel and 12 valve diesel truck for 3 years now with
> very
> >> few problems. The biggest secret with any type of alternative fuel is
> >> filter filter filter. Thats where most of your problems will lie.
> >>
> >
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