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. . . wrote a song . . . . . . for this guy. [photo credit: Dr No, 5/11/24]

. . . Vegas. And what was on my wrist? Why, the . . . . . . R ailma S ter, of course.

. . . is entirely possible. Impressed, Art

. . . while I'm a dyed-in-the-wool vintage guy . . . . . . I've mused the possibility of a current model, too. Yours makes me green with envy. ;-)

. . . post office.

. . . with a consensus of early '60s as most likely. The dial of Nicolas' 105.002 subject does not have 'T' markings, but the badging of tritium dials likely occurred after its debut by at least a year or two. So yes, the degradation could well be due to tritium, even though the dial doesn't indicat

. . . starting Tuesday until Tuesday of this week. Switched to the GS Tuesday afternoon because I was due to meet up with former colleague and dear friend Ken Wednesday night. Would you believe he was wearing a solar Seiko? And that he's trying to get a Snoopy?

. . . although I have doubts about the pushers and, to a lesser extent, the crown. But the 'face' is altogether original, in my humble opinion. 🤙🏻

. . . there were authorized dealer-installed dual quads, most likely on Edelbrock cross-ram manifolds. You know your Chevys, pal!

. . . back in the day but those would've been either dealer or customer installations. Pretty sure the original 302 was fed by a 780 cfm Holley. Now, ask me a Mopar question and I'll have a more definitive answer for you.