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I have this exact model and was trying to set up a fire stick to it, instead of getting static as I did before I added in all the adapters I just get a white screen, any idea?

I saw one of these in a HRP video.

SEARS GOLDEN STRINGS... MUITO BOM...

Sorry for your loss but truly blessed that you're okay!!!

Does anyone know the year of release on this album???

What memories! My first girlfriend and I used to make out and listen to this kind of music…

absolutely in my element

Essa música tocou no meu casamento!!! Qtos anos já se foram!!!!

Muito bom ótimo parabens

Beautiful tractor brother.

What is it like to daily drive something like this today ?

So so beautiful and magic!

Love it!

This is nice 🎵🎻🎻did they do any other albums in addition to this one?

Very good

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

¡¡BIEN!!

감사합니다

By the way the woman looks on the album cover, I'm saying maybe 1970- 1971?

Beautiful nostalgic era in. Music

I have a very similar car and i am unsure what the lock/unlock button does. Wether its a window lock, or a door lock either way its broken. It would be a huge help if you knew

Where’s the radiator

im gonna guess flat tappet

I saw a 1964 deville 4-door at the Lauderdale-Miami Manheim auction over 15 years ago. When it came thru the auction lane a naked woman couldn`t have got more attention, it was black and chrome with Prada Interior. When it came thru it slowly sat down with the air bags, the auctioneer said this car needs no introduction we are starting at 14k and going north, it went up to 20k the unknown owner said no. Long story short I dreamed of owning a car like that Caddy, last year I got one about the same condition as this car on the video. Now finding some one to restore it like the one I saw is a challenge, I have several projects including a 63 l Lincoln 4-door but the Caddy is my favorite. I paid 3k curious what this one costed

My favorite lesabre

This was my very first TV!!! I got it Christmas of either ‘83 or ‘84 and had it all the way to ‘95. When I lived in the Netherlands, I had my Commodore 64C and a Sony Betamax VCR hooked up to it. Thanks for the upload….brings back so many memories!!

Very glad you just posted this video, it was a huge help for getting the door panels off of my newly acquired 1990 lesabre

Be My Love Miss Casey

'promo sm' 💘

Well if the saying is correct they say you get what you pay for 😂😂 keep it coming 👀 🍿

Don't ever trust cheap parts. I will a used original part before I buy a Chinese piece of crap. I have seen ball joints and wheel bearings fail in just a few days. Brand new. Right out of the box.

That looks like a powdered metal part. I have worked in that business. The part probably got bumped/ruff handled in the green state (powder pressed together) before ran through the furnace. Can happen even from quality suppliers especially with low volume service parts.

There are no genuine GM parts for a car that old unless it is new old stock or something real common that a lot of cars used. It will just be aftermarket stuff in a GM box. The OEMs will at least make an effort to source good aftermarket parts.

Just a little advice on the video...... see if you can turn on camera stabilization on your phone. If it cannot do that I'd look around for a different one. Great content but smoothing out the video jerkiness will help a lot. 😁 Your enthusiasm reminds me of.... well me actually. My first Cadillac was a 63 Fleetwood. Bought it during the summer of 1985. Your car is in MUCH better shape. lol

Dig the cool old adding machine in the trunk. lol..... That is a really nice original car. Great find!

its almost been tempting to go to junkyards for any kind of replacement parts for my cars last couple years, i swear all auto parts brands are buying into the planned obsolescence of vehicles, if people wont buy the new cars that break, give them parts for the old cars that will, part of the reason why i stopped working at advance auto, people coming in to replace starters, alternators, batteries, ignition parts and even sensors, just weeks or a couple of months after purchase, usually right out of free warranty time too. quality ain't what it used to be.

Rock auto doesn't make any parts.

The older I get I'm realizing it's better to buy quality replacement parts, though it is always tempting to try and save on economy parts.. it really all depends on where the part is and what the part it is.. sometimes with OEM parts vs genuine OEM it's only a stamped logo but still made by the same manufacturer. I buy Rockauto a lot and only a few were not good, but otherwise it's a great resource and service they have available. 👍

Define just rebuilt. That's got 100K worth of oil/dirt on it.

There's an inch of oil/crud on that engine? You "just" rebuilt it? A rebuild is bearings, pistons, re-bore, cam bore, internal cleaning, etc., etc. Also, bad gas won't bend a pushrod.

Ones I got wrong alternator belt from guys but rest was ok so far.

368 ci ?

Sh*t happens.. I ordered a fair number of parts from Rock Auto and never had a problem

got an ecu that was fucked from the start from them. Case was all bent so it would start the car fine until the underhood temps would go up and that case would get warm and wham, all sorts of gremlins until it got HOT and then it would run fine. Smacked the old ecu and put it back in and all good. rock auto is hit or miss

Yeah they even tell you their parts are so cheap there is no warranty or returns,buying from rock auto is the equivalent of buying the unwanted pallets from Walmart!

Must’ve been built during covid. A lot of guys on the l83 and lt4 fourm including myself had bad ls7 lifters. Mine failed 15k later. I was doing a dod delete.

Buying "new" car parts are a crap shoot these days. Very little quality like in times past.

I stopped buying from them after the third time they screwed me on fuel pumps

Good luck with your Cadillac. I had a race car that ran a mostly stock Buick 3.8 V6. I needed a set of rods, and RA showed they had twelve total, so I bought all of them. Nine were Buick, one was for a SBC, one was for a BBF, and I never did find out what the last one fit.