Category: Wheel Tracks
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The Auto Technology Program at Cold Hollow Career Center
Meet a few of the folks in the Auto Technology Program at Cold Hollow Career Center in Enosburg Falls: Baxter Weed, pictured 2nd from left, is the instructor in the […]
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1931 Buick Series 91
From what you see to the left… To the “Buick Beauty” above…. With just two flicks of Bill Billado’s fingers! Well, maybe not just 2-flicks of Bill’s fingers…. Bill Billado’s Buick project really […]
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Fix Your Old Starter
Guest W. Jones this month shows you how to….. The starter motor is heavy, sturdy and unlikely to get much attention, but a faulty one will be a real headache. […]
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Spring Anxiety
It’s that time of year again, when I feel overwhelmed with chores. This happens every year about this time. What few spring cleaning chores I feel I need to do […]
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1967 Plymouth Belvedere II Convertible
A new addition in the family of Angle and Jeff Vos. One of 1552 Belvedere II Convertibles now lives in St. Albans, Vermont. You can see the pride in Jeff […]
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Rebuilding Brake Calipers
Years ago I would routinely rebuild brake calipers. Caliper rebuild kits seemed to approach the cost of purchasing a rebuilt caliper. For decades I would routinely purchase rebuilt calipers and […]
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This and That
It’s May – yeah! “April showers bring May flowers” and, hopefully, a lot of old “normal” for all of us. Did you know that phrase, according to George Latimer Apperson’s […]
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1905 Orient Buckboard Engine
I am finally running again! Some say it has been sixty years. Others say closer to 85 years. Good Morning…. I think this is called “first person”, when it comes to writing […]
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The Dymaxion Car
From Dave’s guest this month, Don Tenerowicz The Dymaxion car was designed by American inventor Buckminster Fuller during the Great Depression and featured prominently at Chicago’s 1933/1934 World’s Fair. Fuller […]
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What a difference a year makes
It is hard to believe, but it has been a year since COVID-19 reared its ugly head and put us in lockdown. Though I think it was around several months before […]





