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bucket replied to the thread Let’s see your memorabilia?!.Here's mine. About a year ago, the little white tab broke off, so it got a new ring. The keys were grandpa's too. One set is from his... -
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My Grandpa worked at Inland corp (GM) Dayton Ohio, from early 30s till 1964. He worked 7/12 during WW2 when they produced the M1...
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bucket replied to the thread Let’s see your memorabilia?!.The Columbus plant has been gone for at least 10 years now. Probably longer, but I've put it out of my mind. The place was always...
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Lots of my family worked there too. My stepfather went back to GM (from Fisher Body / Delphi Columbus) at the Mansfield Ohio (Ontario)...
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BTW there is a gentleman on Etsy making vinyl versions in stock looking form and different color variations to better fit the color of...
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And don’t forget the Royal Sierra for the GMC’s
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In addition: Trailering special, 3+3, bonus cab, and for suburbans the Estate package. 5.7 diesel trucks got a diesel badge over top of...
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bucket replied to the thread Let’s see your memorabilia?!.I've got the same keytag! It was my grandfather's and he gave it to me in the early 90's sometime. He retired from the Columbus Ohio...
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Stepfather (and others in the family) were GM / Fisher Body / Delphi employees.
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Model T’s used a coil for each plug, ran by a flywheel magneto, with a front mounted “timer” or commutator to fire each coil. Coil...
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bucket replied to the thread Let’s see your memorabilia?!.Weren't they mounted below the dashboard? And there was more than one because they failed often?
