Re: [FWDLK] dimmer switches

[Ron Waters <Ronbo97@xxxxxxxx>]

Glenn -

Just don't touch that steering wheel after your Fury has been sitting
outside all day !

Ron in CT, where there's about an inch of snow on the ground and the flakes
are intesifying.

----- Original Message -----
From: Glenn Barrat <fury@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <L-FORWARDLOOK@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Friday, December 08, 2000 12:59 AM
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] dimmer switches


> Ah! I love this time of the year on the List. Hearing the snow/cold
reports
> while here it was so hot today, I could smell the tarseal melting.
> Glenn Barratt,
> 57 Fury undergoing major resto work.
> Sunny Auckland, New Zealand.
>
> John Bartell wrote:
>
> > Where the hell is that dimmer switch!!!????
> >     Let's see,  in the 59 Belvedere it is on the left floor, where you
> > step on it to dim or brighten, in my C---y pickup it is on the turn
> > signal lever and you pull it toward you, in my F--d pickup it is on the
> > turn signal lever and you push it "forward,"(I guess that is  F--d's
> > idea of Fwdlk.) and in our Plymouth breeze it is also on the turn signal
> > and you pull towards you.  Now get out on the highway and try to
> > remember which vehicle your in, where is the switch, and which way to
> > push, pull, step on or just forget the damn thing and watch the guy
> > flash his lights at you.
> >     Oh yeah, in the F--d, if you barely touch the dimmer the wrong way,
> > the wipers go on and your kids laugh at you and remind you how old you
> > are!  And, let's not even start on where the wiper switches are!
> > See owners manual for the "dimmer switch impaired."
> > Can you say snow, cold and wind?   John in WI  Hoping the weather guy is
> > way off on his 10 - 18" of snow this weekend!