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...

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

 

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

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

 

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 ...

 

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

 

a team of sorts?

 

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.

 

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.

 

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

G.A.R.Y.

 

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

 

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