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December 16th 06, 02:39 PM
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Celeb Pilots
Too much information!!!
The image of Montblack in a skirt driving down the road in a Dodge Dart with a big smile on his face... (I had a 68 Dodge Dart, 170 cu in slant six. The airvents were 4"x4x4"" metal boxes with a door. You are correct, they moved lots of air... but I never wore a skirt!) Montblack wrote: ("john smith" wrote) The image of the hiked up skirt reminds me of the reports that women liked the 70's era Chrysler products because they had an air conditioner vent beneath the steering wheel. The fresh breeze would quite literally blow right 'up your skirt' in those old Darts. Very refreshing! There was a plastic S-duct, to the outside, connected (direct) to the Dart's two fresh air boxes. No routing it through the dash vent system. Again, ...so refreshing, IYKWIM. 
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