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  1. foraloysius

    Cruise-O-Matic: Part Ten

    Thanks Tom for another of my favourite classic cars. That Horizon Blue is a lovely colour, no wonder it was so popular. And thank you for the link to that awesome brochure!
  2. foraloysius

    Cruise-O-Matic: Part Ten

    Wow Eddie, such a touching story. No wonder you think back at that every time you see a light blue one. The car in the picture was for sale recently. In another life I would have seriously considered to buy it.
  3. foraloysius

    Facebook and Instagram are down!

    No problem here with Facebook.
  4. foraloysius

    Cruise-O-Matic: Part Ten

    Yes Tom, I noticed that too. Must have happened in some kind of restoration. Perhaps they weren’t able to purchase the right part and just painted damaged parts. Here’s another one in blue. I wondered if those red wheels were original.
  5. foraloysius

    You're Probably Doing Laundry All Together Wrong

    I think this call s against forum policies, if he discovers where this is coming from we can get into trouble. I sent Robert a message about it.
  6. foraloysius

    Cruise-O-Matic: Part Ten

    Tom Is this Surf Green?
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    Miele ditches stainless steel tubs on even more models

    Our own Mike had (or perhaps still has) a Titan. Plastic drums with metal enforced. There are a few pictures in his photo album...
  8. foraloysius

    Cruise-O-Matic: Part Ten

    I had to search for a bit, but here’s my mother again now with the 1952 Vauxhall Wyvern.
  9. foraloysius

    Cruise-O-Matic: Part Ten

    What a great memory Eddie!
  10. foraloysius

    Cruise-O-Matic: Part Ten

    I googled the Bel Air again. It looks like most came as two-tone, although some of the pictures with the one tone cars I saw might not be original. I guess we will never be 100% sure. This picture will have to be saved as either/or. Thanks guys,
  11. foraloysius

    Cruise-O-Matic: Part Ten

    Thank you Eddie! That makes sense. It wasn’t my mother’s car, but a shared car of my father and his brothers. They had several as we understand. They worked together in the family company. So far we have identified a few Pontiacs, a few Chevies and a Vauxhall for the years 1947 - 1960. Later...
  12. foraloysius

    Cruise-O-Matic: Part Ten

    1953 Chevrolet Here’s my mother on the hood of a 1953 Chevrolet. We haven’t been able to determine if this is a Bel Air or a 210 (two ten). Anyone?
  13. foraloysius

    Appliances: The Future is Battery Powered

    Back up batteries for the home already are a thing here. Even Ikea sells them. Ikea’s are 3758 euro for 5kWh. They have models up to 30 kWh. Other brands are Tesla, LG, Huawei, Solarwatt, Solar Edge and Green Rock. The last one is a salt water battery. If you have a lot of money to spend you...
  14. foraloysius

    You're Probably Doing Laundry All Together Wrong

    Jerome, Have a look here https://www.gardenweb.com/discussions/laundry-room-faq You may find there more people with bad habits than here.
  15. foraloysius

    Dawn Ruined By P&G

    Thanks Eddie for the link. It answers most questions here. I just found out that a bird rescue center overhere in the Netherlands uses Dreft dishwashing liquid, also a P&G product. Apparently it makes a difference what is used. In the 70’s we collected money for a bird rescue center that a...
  16. foraloysius

    Dawn Ruined By P&G

    Oh, I really hope they didn’t do that. Could they be prosecuted if that wast the case?
  17. foraloysius

    Caravelle..

    I guess you mean this one...
  18. foraloysius

    Miele ditches stainless steel tubs on even more models

    Link to the Miele appliances at Lowes https://www.lowes.com/search?searchTerm=miele%20washer%20and%20dryer
  19. foraloysius

    Dawn Ruined By P&G

    Removing oil from birds George, If that bird was covered with oil, it was good that they washed it with dish detergent. I’m not familiar with Dawn, but mostdish detergent is ok. It might look cruel, but it’s the mildest method for this purpose.
  20. foraloysius

    Transparent Dishwasher

    My all time favourite, this Constructa from 1966, has a small window. You can’t see the back of the machine.
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