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May 13, 2020
Great Starting Power
Has the starting power I need for my '37 Ford. This purchase is a replacement. The prior Optima lasted almost 5 years.
Jun 12, 2017
Small and Functional
I am using it on my Model A Ford. Since I have added electric wipers and turn signals, etc. I thought it time to add separate fuses to keep one fuse from taking out every device.
This device is small and with 6 fuse positions it has more outputs than I need - right now. The clear cover is nice to see quickly if there is a blown fuse but I will probably paint to cover black to make it less obvious. Since you usually know when you have a blown fuse removing the cover is a necessity anyway. The indicator light for a blown fuse works well and keeps the guesswork out of which fuse is blown.
Will purchase this again for another car I am working on. RECOMMENDED.
Apr 09, 2014
Great book!
I first read this book on my Kindle. I liked the book so much I decided I needed a hard copy for my car book library.
For starters, I have absolutely no interest in NASCAR. I do have a '37 Ford couple as a regular driver and lived for 10 years in Cumming, GA - north of Atlanta.
What I liked about the book was the insight it provided on the early days of moonshine running from North Georgia, through Cumming to Atlanta. It is a story about the dare-devil people who drove the cars, the ingenious people who made them go faster, and the enterprising promoters who capitalized on the men and their machines.
The story is about the birth of NASCAR but it is also about the rise of Atlanta as the premier city of the New South.
It proves some very interesting perspective into prohibition, politics and pulpit propaganda.
If you read closely, this book will give you some hints as to why Atlanta didn't get the NASCAR museum.
What the book didn't do was interest me in watching any NASCAR races. However, if they bring back dirt track racing to North Georgia, count me in!