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I've ridden for 45 years or so and was (still am) a big Ducati fan. Here are a few I've owned - the Italians sure know how to blend engineering and art!

My good friend Harry Frey was on CV-2 USS Lexington in the Battle of the Coral Sea - at least until his feet got wet (to hear him say it). These men were the saviors of our way of life. It's just too bad we have been unable to honor that legacy.

Water wetter is a great product and commonly used on track situations that won't allow ethylene glycol. It very effectively increases your thermal coefficient of your fluid and takes more heat away from the engine hotspots. It levels out the temperature gradient. Pragmatically (it depends...

$500 - that left a mark for $100.00 in parts and a i/2 day of work (if tinkering is your thing). The only hard part is getting a few air bubbles freed up from any of the three mention systems. Radiator fluid longevity is better than it used to be as MT said. I agree with his input 100%...

:cool: that's what I've been sayin all along - you tell em buki!

IDK but I'm thinking he should invest in body armor and an Executive Protection vehicle.

InsaneO for Zaino!

Welcome and thanks for the geography lesson! Now I know - William Carlisle brought a sawmill to this area (Lake Livingston Texas), he named the town he created, Onalaska. Carlisle also named the towns of Onalaska, Wisconsin and Onalaska, Washington.

Sweet rides! Please do tell me how you keep 3 black cars prepped - I can't even keep up with one!

Thanks very much for what you have done for so many. I am certainly appreciative of your effort asit relieved mucho stress knowing (vs. speculating) on my XLR's history. :worship: GRACIAS!

I PM'd ya! 1 of each?

I had the opportunity to meet MSG Benavidez on at least three occasions - Inspiring man to those in combat arms and special operations.

So, as they say in the FatherLand ...To you all a Merry Christmas - Cheers or...Fröhliche Weihnachten - Prost!

They work great! Just ebay 'corvette jacking puck" You will get your choice of many colors styles and prices. I bought a set for my corvette and they were certainly a big help; however, I had a case of the dumb ass and delivered the pucks and a high-end 12V compressor with the car when I sold...

Mike - That sounds like the perfect solution! I'll look in to this and no doubt pay the "Cadillac Tax". JD

SrChief: What were they trying to jack on? Where was the crack?

Great! I've never tried a "hide-a-key" box. I guess this is as good a time as any.

Thanks! My wife and I have many vehicles and any are fair game at any time - I'd like to keep the key with the car. Besides, I hate a bulky wallet.

Given the penalty for battery failure on the road. Where is a good place to "stash" the key for emergency access?

Editorial? - A couple sentences and a few pics. Certainly everyone is entitled to an opinion. I was replacing a C5 and going after a C6 when I bought my XLR. Certainly the XLR is one of the best all around touring cars I've owned and I've had several (C2, C3, C5, BMW 2002, BMW 320i...