In the Dec '01 Mopar Collector's Guide there is an article on new,
reproduction Rim Blow horn switches. Yes, fellow Imperialists, the ones used
on the 'Cuda's, Chargers, Road Runners,etc. also fit our Imperials. These
are not too difficult to change, I've transferred a "good" used one from one
steering wheel to another, the worst part was removing the "petrified" old
one, I literally had to "CHIP" it out of the little trough it sits in....
Here's the contact info for the new ones,
Northwest Performance
12636 Waddell Creek Rd.
Olympia,WA 98512
phone: 360-943-6633
I have no Idea how much he wants for them, but these usually bring $100 plus
on ebay for NOS ones...
Chris
72 Lebaron...
----- Original Message -----
From: <Imp1983@xxxxxxx>
To: <mailing-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Thursday, July 18, 2002 7:26 AM
Subject: IML: Price of gas
> Hi all,
>
> I noticed the drastic price difference of gas the farther South I got
toward
> Carlisle.
>
> Up here in the Utica, NY area, the cheapest you could get regular unleaded
at
> was $1.36 at certain Hess stations or at BJ's wholesale discount. (Most
> places it was around $1.40.)
>
> But, as I got down to Norwich, NY it was around $1.32. In Pennsylvania it
> was generally around $1.27 or so.
>
> BUT, when we got to Carlisle - $1.19!!!! You can bet we filled up before
we
> left.
>
> How about checking in with the price in your area, privately if you don't
> think this is Imperially important?
>
> IMPERIAL CONTENT - By the way, I want to settle the 80s white wall tire
width
> issue (for me anyway) once-and-for-all. I saw an 85 New Yorker at
Carlisle,
> and it still had Goodyear Arrivas on it. I measured them - 1 5/16ths.
> End of story.
>
> 8-}
>
> Oh, yeah, I noticed that the BJ's 'discount' gas is up to $1.40 this
morning
> (7/18).
>
> 8-(
>
> Dan Wing
> Imp1983@xxxxxxx
>
> 83 Imp, beige, Turbine wheel covers,
> factory/dealer carb conversion
>
>
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