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    I remember this light coming on in my VW diesel, and telling my wife it was low on Curly Fries.....
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    oh **** I almost had a heart attack reading that!!!

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    So, the lasso is heating up?

    The elastic needs winding?

    My sister, when she was young, was convinced our brother's Beetle had a windup key. That would have been the 1960s when all the dash labels were in German.

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    VW's attracted lots of aftermarket stuff; only some were serious. One novelty I recall was a big ol' stick on wind-up key. The performance parts [ie EMPI ] were far more effective. Amazing what a little Yankee re-engineering could wring from motors less than 2000cc's.
    Seeing later posts, mainly recalling dual carb 1875's, holey moley. Tractable and those really ran.
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    less than 2000 cc?? I wont build one that small....waste of time and $$

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    You would never make it in class 11 off-road racing. 1600cc, 24mm carb...

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    your right! Im more of the unlimited class guy..

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    I'd hire the guy carrying the wheelbarrow in two heartbeats. He may be dumb as a box of rocks (or he may just have a flat tire, IDK) but it's pretty obvious he'll work his ass off to get the job done. It'd be easier to teach him brain surgery than it would to teach a lazy man to work that hard.



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