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    GM speaker plugs.

    in Tech Section

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    If you are handy with the crimping, the connector p/n shown in your picture is 12052833, with secondary lock 12047665. You would need the two terminals for inside the connector: 12047581 for 18ga or 20ga SAE wire. That would get you everything shown in the pic except the wire and red plugs.

    We need a new cars and photography thread.

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    "Back in 1969, Hurst built 3 1969 Olds Cutlass convertibles to showcase their shifters, and they brought the lovely Linda Vaughn along to add to the over-the-top presentation. One burned, one is accounted for, but the 3rd went missing. These Oldsmobiles are far beyond the regular 442, as they featured a 455 cube big block Olds under the hood, backed by a Muncie 4-Speed shifted by - of course - a Hurst shifter. The white and gold paint scheme was wild, but it's impact was not even close to the giant a hurst shifter mounted on the trunk mounted platform modeled by Ms. Golden Shifter Linda Vaughn! Recently, this car was discovered as being one of the 3 authentic cars, and was treated to a spectacular restoration by Level 1 Restorations and unveiled to the public by Linda herself at the 2012 Muscle Car & Corvette Nationals. The iconic Olds is ready once again to wow the crowds at dragstrips with Linda waving to the crowds from the platform and giant Hurst shifter!"

    The picture I took only has 1 '69 HO. What I dont find immediately is the pcitures of the H/O style Vista Cruisers that were there.

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