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Thanks for the list of historical Mohave County county seats. I'm surprised that Chloride is not on the list.

Our family car was a Checker cab. I think it was a civilian owned car because if it had ever been a cab it had been hidden very well. No box mount, no holes where the box was. It had enough room in the back seat that my brother and I could sit on the floor and fool around with matchbox cars. It was a great car.

You couldn't find anything on the old mines in Quartzsite? 😂😂😂😂 guess you didn't try very hard, but it's U-BOOB so it really doesn't matter.

Thanks for another great explore.

I like it

Cool in the summer warm in the winter

Distinctive odor permeates the area.

I've had my Checker wagon (1971) for almost a year and I love it. I'm eager to see how yours progresses. That Belvedere is super sweet; I wouldn't change a thing on it!

My song about homesteading. azcountry! ruclips.net/video/sVfeG66hCQA/видео.htmlsi=AhbfBW-7tezI4ISv

Very cool 😎

My kingdom for one of those wagons !!!!! Love 'em .

That would one hell of a restomod with steelies and dog dishes I like Checkers

The Checker was built for commercial work and this one is a true survivor. Give it the love it deserves. Thanks for posting.

Phyllis Diller's favorite car was a Checker Marathon. She said she preferred driving the Checker over driving her Rolls-Royce as the Rolls-Royce was right-hand drive and she couldn't make left turns.

This is absolutely a fantastic find. Forget the patina... go for the restoration and the resto-rod look. It will be worth way more money and it will have more have more street presence.

Excellent find....

That Checker wagon is as rare as hens teeth. Resto-mod it, nice paint and mags. It will be a sensation at car shows.

That Checker wagon is as rare as hens teeth. Resto-mod it, nice paint and mags. It will be a sensation at car shows.

I think the painted windows was some one's attempt at a sun shade.

Man that a rare badass find. 👍

I've never seen a checker wagon! She's a rare one! Nice find! Beautiful Plymouth and Dodge pickup too. I owned a 52 Desoto Custom Sedan, that I bought from a guy in Pelham NH in 1986.Six volt system. Always started. I drove that car for 30 years. Had the flathead six and the "tiptoe' semi automatic. I sold it to a good friend for only 1,000. about 10 years ago. What a great car. Miss it everyday.

Will be watching for updates on the Checker, cool car!

This model was introduced as The Superba in 1960, later changed to The Marathon. Not sure what year the wagons came out. There was also a switch from Continental to Chevrolet engines fairly early on.

Nice always had a soft spot for the old Checkers!

Note: I flipped the model designations. The A12 was the civilian model and the A11 was the taxi cab. Oops!

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Thanks for pushing it i never seen one before

Wow so cool

The brite solar you saw was on the HWY to Searchlight. Leaving Boulder City headed to Henderson, left to 95 South to Seachlight

Sounds awesome, just bought an Ampeg SS 70 as a practice amp, not sure if i did the right thing but sounded pretty cool in some of the demo vids i've seen, great vid 🤘

Wow the Salton sea, they used to full this place up with a bunch of fishes then they got contaminated and the entire city became deserted

senator hairy reid used to live there i think. edit: yeah he was born there. I met hairy reid in 2008 here in las vegas at a convention hall speach. I've probably driven through there 1,000+ times. I also remember around 2005-2007 there was a "dummy" old cop car at the end of town and it sat there for years to influence people to slow down. The twist of it all was there was many many bullet holes in the windshield. So if you knew, you knew 😂

Howdy! Out of 40+ years as an assayer, I spent over 20 years in Searchlight. I last worked at the Searchlight M and M. Which is north of town. The mine in that group has a steel headframe. There is a guy on RUclips that now has it. His name is Jeff Williams. He knows everything there is to know about that area. Look him up and told him I sent you. Thanks for the share.😊

Nice riff.

What year is this Twin? Sounds great!

Any mods on this Twin? Stock speakers? It sounds sweet!

Ocean or polluted pond water more valuable than oil should incentivize ocean water for Salton Sea, Death Valley and Laguna Salada by @EirexTech the cavitation breakthrough.

I see you like classic trucks

I've got a '70 Dodge W200 with a 383 Magnum (factory) and 4 speed. Mine has a dealer added A/C with a York compressor. To answer your question, NO, those AZ carbs are trash, like most of the commercially available rebuilds. Most 'look' nice but just don't run. Best just to rebuild your own old one. I have re-bushed those carbs before. There was a company that sold kits to do it. Chicago Carburetor or Corvette or something like that. BTW, thats NOT a standard practice on those rebuilds to bush the shafts. They actually had no bushings when new. Problem with the 'remans' is they glass bead or media blast them and you NEVER get all the junk out of the small idle passages.

In my experience. A good carb should work right out of the box. New or rebuilt. W/ a possible little adjustment of course. Just saying.

I really like your truck. Pretty neat seeing it has aircondititoner compressor. Those were some the best compressors dodge ever made. R12 was the very best freon ever made in my opinion. I have worked on aircondititoner systems since the prime age of 12 years old with my father who taught me well.

What year is the 383?

Thing on floor is windshield washer fluid pump foot operated.... Got a quad cab d200 '68 learned that from other guys on youtube. Totally thought them pads were gonna scratch paint badly I'm impressed with ressult, im gonna try that out on my paint too... Guess people who recommend sos pads knew what what theyre talking about.... good stuff subbed👍😎

Там нужно проверять радиацию. Природу испортили взрывами атомных бомб.

The Arizona special getin slick up

Run

Great truck!

Very cool: thanks for posting.

The wheel is just free spinning! Hook it up to the pump! 😎⛲

I really like these old rigs. Good luck with your project.