Old New Stock
 

I may have already been a member of this Forum but years of inactivity can erase your history...

Have two Caddies, 35 years apart, a '62 60S and a '97 STS and love'em both. I have learned a lot by working on them, by reading the FSMs an by lurking in Forums like this one, and yet keep learning doing all of the above. If I think I know the answer or "an" answer to a question or problem, I post it but y'all have to take it with a slab of salt as I am just a shade-tree-mechanic, not a pro. I am sure, I'll have questions too...:D

Thanks G.A.R.Y., for inviting me to write this lil' blurb.

RE: Old New Stock
 

welcome back ...

we love salt. dont hold back.

also, i have a weak spot for vintage machines ... please post photos of the '62
we like members showing off cars ...

RE: Old New Stock
 

You bet. BTW photos are easy to post here. Would love to see a photo of the 1962!!!!!!!!!

Again welcome BACK to the forum!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

RE: Old New Stock
 

7 seconds seperated out posts, great minds think alike.................

RE: Old New Stock
 

a team of sorts?

RE: Old New Stock
 

Thanks for the kind words, Guys.

I found one photo on Ol' Cad that I've put in my "Album". I might add more later.

RE: Old New Stock
 

I had a yellow '62 convertible my ex-husband brought home for me one night years ago but not so many years that the car wasn't somewhat venerable. Gosh, I loved it. Inside and outside, looked like new, everything worked, and when you mashed the accelerator, it gave new meaning to the term "horsepower." Them were the days.

RE: Old New Stock
 

Hey, what model was your '62 ragtop? And if it could talk, what would it say?

G.A.R.Y.

RE: Old New Stock
 

If it *lived* in the '60s, it wouldn't remember...;)

RE: Old New Stock
 

Especially if it lived in coconut grove in the 60's