time for new shoes

[jason vocaty]

i remember my 66 pontiac bonneville thanks for the memories! man i put a lot of money in that car got nothing back that is when i learned function not form!

 

[EddieS'04]

I remember the drum brakes on all 4. My '63 Galaxie with the 406 tri-power, would not stop for $%%%%$.:lol:

 

[Dingo]

I have a '65 and a '67 Mustang right now, and a '69 Fiat 850 Spider, and last but not least... A '67 Falcon sedan with three-on-the-tree. Not a disc on a single one of 'em.

 

[TrainTrac]

three-on-the-tree.

Wow, there's a phrase I haven't heard in a long time. I learned to drive in my dad's '69 Chevy truck, 283 V8, three-on-the-tree, manual steering, bias-ply tires. Down-shifting while making a turn in that thing was a challenge!

 

[Bill V]

re: time for new shoes by Brandon,11/6/2008 18:04 CT



I thought "shoes" were rims and tires idk



re: time for new shoes by j.vocaty,11/6/2008 18:06 CT



brandon back in the old days shoes were what you put on your rear brakes!



re: time for new shoes by Dingo,11/6/2008 18:07 CT



In the even older days, you put them on the front, too.

And in the even older days than that, you put them on your feet...

 

[Dingo]

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[TrainTrac]

:lol::lol::lol:



That reminds me of my first car, Andy. It was a '67 Mustang coupe, and the front floorboards were rusted out. I liked to tell people that it came equipped with a "Flintsone" braking system.:lol:

 

[jason vocaty]

three on the tree reminds me of when the brake pedal used to say power boost you guys make me feel old except for dingo that is!

 

[jason vocaty]

389 tri power 442 cutlass a goat in the drive way at least boss still exists

 

[Dingo]

I'm old too!



I'm probably the only 31 year old y'all know that can even drive this pig.