And the technique is simple – you’ll need clean windows, a tube of toothpaste and three clean cloths. Clean the glass with microfiber cloths or color-free newspaper (if you have any). Glass is an abundant product in our everyday lives. USES: WHERE TO USE: ELECTRONICS, GLASS & Mirrors, GRANITE (Sealed), LAMINATE Non Floors, MARBLE (Sealed), STAINLESS STEEL and WOOD (Sealed). The cabin was still top-flight, even if the dash did trade wood trim for a woodgrain vinyl applique. Full gauges, including a tach, were standard, and R/Ts could also be ordered in SE guise, which included leather seats and a vinyl roof with a smaller “formal” rear window. Become a regular at the local record shop where you live and you’ll be sure to meet other vinyl lovers. ’ll be dealing with filter fingers instead of grids which you’ll find in a Pentair filter. Mechanical filters need to be replaced every six to 12 months; they can cost upward of $200 per filter but typically cost no more than $80. It cost $77 extra and added a higher-lift camshaft, free-flow exhaust manifolds, and an open-element air cleaner. For another $263, the 1967 Pontiac GTO’s HO mill could be fitted with Ram Air.

Among other new options for the 1967 Pontiac GTO were power front disc brakes ($105) and a hood-mounted tach ($84). Detail revisions fine-tuned the GTO’s styling, while underhood, a 400-cid V-8 replaced the hallowed 389. This car has the optional hood-mounted tach, which looked cool, but was hard to read in rain or direct sunlight. Buick said the system increased peak horsepower by eight percent and peak torque by six percent over the entire rpm range, though the car’s base 400-cid V-8 retained the 340-bhp rating from ’68. All the items add weight to your vehicle and subsequently make your engine work harder (use more fuel) to pull you along to your destination.3 percent better fuel economy to mention it again! Make that two misfiring plugs and you’re down 20 percent in fuel efficiency. It had a high-lift cam, 11.0:1 compression instead of 10.25:1, a special carburetor and fuel pump, and larger low-restriction exhausts. Compression was unchanged, and the base version, with its four-barrel carburetor, again made 335 horsepower. But now, the base engine wasn’t the only GS 400 mill.

Offering an astonishing range of engine choices, from a docile slant six to the earth-shaking Hemi, was Dodge’s way of getting attention. It took Chrysler six years to develop a true pony car, and by the time the Challenger was introduced, it was hard to do anything really new with the formula. Fuel injectors and engine components can get gummed up over time with residuals of gas and the best way to restore your vehicle to its original state is to run a quality fuel cleaner through your gas tank every 6 months to a year. The 1967 Pontiac GTO stands as one of the most beautiful muscle cars of all time. Three- and four-speed manual transmissions, both with Hurst shifters, were offered for the 1967 Pontiac GTO. Olds headlined Hurst editions of the 4-4-2. And Pontiac’s big news was a pop-culture-inspired version of the GTO. Ordering the four-speed brought a pistol-grip Hurst shifter and a Dana 60 axle.

Ram Air versions could use the stick or an automatic, but the 4.33:1 axle ratio was mandatory. Before this breakthrough, many owners of early portable vacuums would attach extensions not just to their vacuum’s fronts (the sucking end), but also to their rears, where suction-driven air was expelled. The R/T’s standard hood had two scoops that were open but didn’t feed directly to the air cleaner. In fact, the GS 400 got standard functional hood scoops for ’69, something none of its higher-profile corporate siblings had. All R/Ts got a beefed suspension, and 440 and Hemi cars got 15-inch 60-series tires, though such essentials as power steering and front disc brakes were optional. Positraction was included, and four-speed cars got 3.64:1 gears. See profiles, photos, and specifications of Dodge muscle cars. The 1970 Dodge Challenger R/T440 Six Pack was one muscle car that definitely would get you noticed. Before we get too far into this discussion, let’s make one point clear: Most household cleaning products are reasonably safe when used as directed. Hurt, Richard D. “Electronic Cigarettes: A Safe Way to Light Up?” Mayo Clinic.