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Since I bought my 72 Supreme back in June, I have learned a lot. The time I have spent working on it and troubleshooting has been challenging and at times frustrating, but more than anything, it has been an absolute blast! When I think back (in amazement) to all that I have accomplished these past six months I can't help but smile.

However, I would not have been able to get where I am without the help, contributions, and advice from various members here on the board.
From Allan at the very beginning helping with decoding my VIN and working with me to verify my numbers match, Nick supplying various parts as I needed them, and Joe with his advice and help along the way, to all the others who have been there....I just wanted to take a minute to say THANK YOU!!!!

​​​​​​Now, (as they say), on with the show!😀

Dave

anthonyP

Good luck and happy motoring with your 'new' 1972 Cutlass.

oldcutlass

The internet does have advantages over when we were younger having to dig through manuals or learn off of parents, friends, or neighbors.

70W-32

Aint that the truth. Who woulda thunk Id be using a computer in the garage as a major tool.​​​​​​

76olds

Dave ,
You don't see many posts such as this.
These guys are always just a post away from assisting so many here, including me !
You can't put a price on the help these guys provide.
They often take the time to post pictures from their own CSM's , that's a huge time saver for guys trying to do a repair that haven't purchased their own .
Nothing better than having a post indicating how to do the job with a pic out of the proper CSM to shine some added light on exactly how do the repair.
I'm sure these guys will be happy to see your appreciation in this thread.
Often, they don't even get a thank-you , but are still here taking time to help so many !

Put-er'-ther , I hope more guys show this type of appreciation going forward in 2019
Awesome thread buddy !

Cheer's
Eric