Interesting modification by PO, post yours!

[madpaddler]

My son and I have been going through the 76 he bought last month and this weekend the bumpers came off. They are in good shape if any one is interested. Anyway, when I took the rear bumper off I noticed the chrome exhaust pipe, see pic. At closer inspection see second pic. Find the funniest things on these old cars

[Harv]

That's pretty funny. I guess you use what you have!

John

[Kpeters]

Hahahah that's a good one. At least Kohler is a respected fixture brand!

[malaga]

Didn't you know? Kohler is German for "exhaust tailpipe trim."

[Scott Sislane]

Very funny, ya, we all use what we have on hand.

[Jim_75Sahara]

No Kohler fittings on my '02. - - - However, a previous owner had put on a trailer hitch which I removed. I did not realize it had any value, so it was scrapped. Also, a Kool Kat p.o. blacked out most of the trim. It took some time and effort to take it back to a factory look.

[Dev02]

Kohler was the tailpipe for the 72 and 73 cars only, obviously not correct for your car. I think Moen is the right one for your year.

[Dev02]

Kohler was the tailpipe for the 72 and 73 cars only, obviously not correct for your car. I think Moen is the right one for your year.

[Rocan]

I can't find the pictures I had... but the previous owner had at some point replaced the shifter isolation foam ring with a THICK sponge that was probably used to wash the car before it became an isolation ring.... then they drove wood screws through the trans tunnel to hold it in place....

Sponge isn't a bad idea for a TEMPORARY fix, if they had actually put in the time to get one the correct thickness and had actually cut it to the correct shape instead of wedging it in there!

[Kpeters]

Kohler was the tailpipe for the 72 and 73 cars only, obviously not correct for your car. I think Moen is the right one for your year.

Hahaha thanks you made my day.

[Timmer]

Hmm, did he use pipe dope or teflon tape?!!!!

definitely interesting. I'll actually be looking to replace my 'turlet' pretty soon., have to look at the Kohler line

Tim

[jgerock]

PO = The Rev. Will B. Dunn

[M3M3]

I can't find the pictures I had... but the previous owner had at some point replaced the shifter isolation foam ring with a THICK sponge that was probably used to wash the car before it became an isolation ring.... then they drove wood screws through the trans tunnel to hold it in place....

Sponge isn't a bad idea for a TEMPORARY fix, if they had actually put in the time to get one the correct thickness and had actually cut it to the correct shape instead of wedging it in there!

sponge not even good for temporary...it is designed to....hold water. great way to ensure rust starts is to hold a wet sponge against metal.

[M3M3]

PO = The Rev. Will B. Dunn

lol...forgot about that fix! that was the tii right?

[jgerock]

PO = The Rev. Will B. Dunn

lol...forgot about that fix! that was the tii right?

LOL. Si. - borrowed from your PBucket album.