Last I saw he was in Michigan, on the Lake Michigan Land Cruisers forum here on mud.
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LINUS
Waiting for the Great Pumpkin
Haha, wow -you sure had to blow the dust off to find this thread Cardona!
What a throwback, like how a local radio station plays Grateful Dead live shows on Sunday mornings (Dick's Picks for those that know the series/collection)
Awesome, a ~13 yr thread bump -- biggest surprise is 95% the 80 owners from then & the SOR board transition era all still have at least one!
What a throwback, like how a local radio station plays Grateful Dead live shows on Sunday mornings (Dick's Picks for those that know the series/collection)
Awesome, a ~13 yr thread bump -- biggest surprise is 95% the 80 owners from then & the SOR board transition era all still have at least one!
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Gumby bought a Tundra and gave his 80 to his kid, who crashed it the first day he had it, I repaired it, kid got in trouble, so I sold it to Ige.
Built a 55 wheeling rig (cerdito in my sig)
since bought a 45LV and a 45 SWB fixed hard top (too short) and built those. sold the LV to help buy a house in Northern Michigan.
no more 80s for me. Although the LV did have an 80s drivetrain.
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I remember the old-schoolers laughing about the 80 Series folks bringing garden clippers along on runs...
Good old Schotts. That was a 100 series though.
MoJ
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Beowulf IIRC. Wonder what happened to that fella.
LINUS
Waiting for the Great Pumpkin
Haha, that's right!
I looked on my buddy list & he was last around ~6 wks ago, seems he still has an 80.
Really of all the people who posted pre-Cardona's "archeological dig"/ massive bump, Junk is the only one I don't think has PHH & fusible links, and a HG to worry/obsess over.
Wow, back when a HG as PM seemed "worth it" (
) --- since our 80's bluebooked for a solid 10x what a HG job cost.And a supercharger was in the same boat, it was selling for ~10-15% an 80 sold for.
Now it's what -50% the cost of a good 80?
Heck, now a HG job is 1/3 the value of a nice 80
Napster was still a "thing", and the only thing Apple made were iPods.
