Yes about six miles north of Luke AFB, In West Phx. They come in right over Northern ave. About 50 feet above the road.pontiac gp said:
They fly Hundreds of training flights every week. It's like having a Air Show over your back yard. :shock:
What did you do to your G-Body today? [2011-2018]
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They fly Hundreds of training flights every week. It's like having a Air Show over your back yard. :shock:
Put new lifters on my 81 cutlass trunk. Its amazing having a trunk that stays open! gotta enjoy the simple pleasures of life...
I tied a ladder to the roof-rack to do a job at my Daughter's house. I didn't like the way the cold choke acted so I fooled with it. Now it's WORSE! 
Now I gotta set aside a day to adjust it correctly. I definitely require a summer/winter different setting.
Now I gotta set aside a day to adjust it correctly. I definitely require a summer/winter different setting.
finally got the cutlass titled in my name, and a tag for it 
The car sat for 9 months in a driveway, so I got a brand new battery for it (actually installed that last week), changed the oil/filter, air filter, pcv valve, fuel filter, wipers, and a new gas cap.
Left turn signal didnt work, so got a new flasher for it. Added some coolant.
Car came with a new set of goodyear's, but looked like someone slashed one of the tires, so I got 1 take-off tire for it.
About to pull it in the garage after dinner and tinker with a few things, got several small problems I would like to fix before the 9 hour ride to Louisiana this weekend. Driving to my new duty station, Ft. Polk, from Birmingham AL.
Thats gonna be interesting, driving a new (to me) car for 9+ hours straight, without really driving it at all, and sitting for close to a year. Gonna really test the driveability, reliability, and gas mileage of it.
The car sat for 9 months in a driveway, so I got a brand new battery for it (actually installed that last week), changed the oil/filter, air filter, pcv valve, fuel filter, wipers, and a new gas cap.
Left turn signal didnt work, so got a new flasher for it. Added some coolant.
Car came with a new set of goodyear's, but looked like someone slashed one of the tires, so I got 1 take-off tire for it.
About to pull it in the garage after dinner and tinker with a few things, got several small problems I would like to fix before the 9 hour ride to Louisiana this weekend. Driving to my new duty station, Ft. Polk, from Birmingham AL.
Thats gonna be interesting, driving a new (to me) car for 9+ hours straight, without really driving it at all, and sitting for close to a year. Gonna really test the driveability, reliability, and gas mileage of it.
It was warm in Masshole country today but it's the end of the season.
Removed the GTO seats and stored them in the cellar. They will be reupholstered sometime this winter.
Installed the previous G-body power bucket just to keep the car drivable.
Hooked up the Battery Tender.
Backed in tight against the left-hand wall of the garage.
Covered up with room in front for the snowblower. Sad sight...
Removed the GTO seats and stored them in the cellar. They will be reupholstered sometime this winter.
Installed the previous G-body power bucket just to keep the car drivable.
Hooked up the Battery Tender.
Backed in tight against the left-hand wall of the garage.
Covered up with room in front for the snowblower. Sad sight...
That Monte's really nice that's the way Chevy should have built it with TPI.
(thumbs up on the battery tender,I love mine)
(thumbs up on the battery tender,I love mine)
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