lucky_leroy

I had a 62 four door.  The under carriage looked like it had been dropped on a pile of rocks.  Eventually the drive shaft fell apart.  It also had some bullet holes in the back seat floor and one of the pistons was cracked.  Found out later that it probably came from an Indian reservation in South Dakota.

I had a 62 four door.  The under carriage looked like it had been dropped on a pile of rocks.  Eventually the drive shaft fell apart.  It also had some bullet holes in the back seat floor and one of the pistons was cracked.  Found out later that it probably came from an Indian reservation in South Dakota.

1953 Buick Roadmaster RIveria two door hardtop.  Power steering, wire spoked wheels, vertical valve 321 V8, Electric windows, electric seat adjustment, leather seats.  Buick's version of the wonderbar radio.  There was a button on the floor that you could change the radio stations with your foot.  You started it by pushing the gas pedal all the way to the floor.  I still have dreams about this car.

1953 Buick Roadmaster RIveria two door hardtop.  Power steering, wire spoked wheels, vertical valve 321 V8, Electric windows, electric seat adjustment, leather seats.  Buick's version of the wonderbar radio.  There was a button on the floor that you could change the radio stations with your foot.  You started it by pushing the gas pedal all the way to the floor.  I still have dreams about this car.

1953 Buick Roadmaster RIveria two door hardtop.  Power steering, wire spoked wheels, vertical valve 321 V8, Electric windows, electric seat adjustment, leather seats.  Buick's version of the wonderbar radio.  There was a button on the floor that you could change the radio stations with your foot.  You started it by pushing the gas pedal all the way to the floor.  I still have dreams about this car.

1953 Buick Roadmaster RIveria two door hardtop.  Power steering, wire spoked wheels, vertical valve 321 V8, Electric windows, electric seat adjustment, leather seats.  Buick's version of the wonderbar radio.  There was a button on the floor that you could change the radio stations with your foot.  You started it by pushing the gas pedal all the way to the floor.  I still have dreams about this car.

I currently play an Autoflex s405 with a Sim Max 2 @ 45 inches.  After watching the Mobile Club Maker I ordered an Even Flow Rip Tide CB L flex.  If it works I could sell the Autoflex and have some $ to buy some more stuff.  
Took them to the range and I was a little disappointed.  As far as I could tell the distance was similar, but the Rip Tide felt stiff compared to the Autoflex and the dispersion was not as good.  I tried adding weight to the head with no success.  

I currently play an Autoflex s405 with a Sim Max 2 @ 45 inches.  After watching the Mobile Club Maker I ordered an Even Flow Rip Tide CB L flex.  If it works I could sell the Autoflex and have some $ to buy some more stuff.  
Took them to the range and I was a little disappointed.  As far as I could tell the distance was similar, but the Rip Tide felt stiff compared to the Autoflex and the dispersion was not as good.  I tried adding weight to the head with no success.  

I currently play an Autoflex s405 with a Sim Max 2 @ 45 inches.  After watching the Mobile Club Maker I ordered an Even Flow Rip Tide CB L flex.  If it works I could sell the Autoflex and have some $ to buy some more stuff.  
Took them to the range and I was a little disappointed.  As far as I could tell the distance was similar, but the Rip Tide felt stiff compared to the Autoflex and the dispersion was not as good.  I tried adding weight to the head with no success.  

I currently play an Autoflex s405 with a Sim Max 2 @ 45 inches.  After watching the Mobile Club Maker I ordered an Even Flow Rip Tide CB L flex.  If it works I could sell the Autoflex and have some $ to buy some more stuff.  
Took them to the range and I was a little disappointed.  As far as I could tell the distance was similar, but the Rip Tide felt stiff compared to the Autoflex and the dispersion was not as good.  I tried adding weight to the head with no success.