Ron Devies
PCS Ohio Chapter President, PCS Vice President
Well this will make my second one in a year, or my first one for 2013, but either way I am doing a funeral with the 64 M-M Wednesday.
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Ron Devies
PCS Ohio Chapter President, PCS Vice President
Ron Devies
PCS Ohio Chapter President, PCS Vice President
Mr. Moderator?
Could you please put my shots right side up? My camera must have been upside down.
Could you please put my shots right side up? My camera must have been upside down.
This isn't in my job description...... There is a reason that they allowed you to use that parking space....Attachments
Wayne Krakowski
PCS Member
saw those first pictures and thought Ron went down under to help out,nice guy,now have seen the corrected photos,Ron your still a nice guy and an asset to the PCS.
Ron Devies
PCS Ohio Chapter President, PCS Vice President
Real Credit Goes to Dan
Dan Skiviolocke referred me to the funeral home, so the credit goes to him. They had originally called Dan for his 59 S&S Victoria, but it is still in restoration. Does this mean when Dan finally does get his car, (if we are all still alive by then) that Dan and I will be competitors?
Dan Skiviolocke referred me to the funeral home, so the credit goes to him. They had originally called Dan for his 59 S&S Victoria, but it is still in restoration. Does this mean when Dan finally does get his car, (if we are all still alive by then) that Dan and I will be competitors?
Darren Bedford
PCS Member
Ron
So glad to see dry, snow and salt free roads !
We got hit with a nasty rain/snow storm and you know they loaded the salt on the roads again.
Don't worry, Dan won't let that '59 out of his garage once he finally gets it finished 15 or so years later.
Darren
So glad to see dry, snow and salt free roads !
We got hit with a nasty rain/snow storm and you know they loaded the salt on the roads again.
Don't worry, Dan won't let that '59 out of his garage once he finally gets it finished 15 or so years later.
Darren
Doug Kelley
PCS Member / Funeral Director
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Great Job Ron for a fitting tribute.
Great Job Ron for a fitting tribute.
Ron Devies
PCS Ohio Chapter President, PCS Vice President
Don't let the sunshine fool you. This time of year our average temp is in the forties. We have not got out of the thirties with no relief in sight.
Cold weather shouldn't be a problem with a Cadillac.. They have great heaters in them...
Ron Devies
PCS Ohio Chapter President, PCS Vice President
Cold weather shouldn't be a problem with a Cadillac.. They have great heaters in them...
I should have insisted on the Poncho, as it is the only car of the three combos with a working heater. So from 8:30 -1:30 I did not experience heat except for a brief time in the funeral home and the Catholic Church. To make matters worse, the fresh air vent on the left is stuck open so my left foot was colder than my right. I slept good that night.
thats the problem with two many cars they all have something wrong with them.
then you find yourself driving the one that brings out that problem. only to park it and say man I got to get that fixed. then you forget about it till the next time you drive it a year from now. but it's all an illusion anyone in the business knows that and you carried out your part good. now at least fix the vent. probably just the cable out of adjustment or unhooked. I can remember driving the 68 around when I was have trouble with the heater in it. I found that the MM rear heater worked just fine so I left the divider open on either side and ran the rear heater. worked good. your feet got a little cool but the car stayed livable.
then you find yourself driving the one that brings out that problem. only to park it and say man I got to get that fixed. then you forget about it till the next time you drive it a year from now. but it's all an illusion anyone in the business knows that and you carried out your part good. now at least fix the vent. probably just the cable out of adjustment or unhooked. I can remember driving the 68 around when I was have trouble with the heater in it. I found that the MM rear heater worked just fine so I left the divider open on either side and ran the rear heater. worked good. your feet got a little cool but the car stayed livable.
Kurt Arends
PCS Elected Director 2021-2024
Sounds like that '64 really needs a lot of work, Ron. You should really consider getting rid of it. My phone number is 402.670.6539.
That car looked a lot better than the new stuff that was around it.
Ron Devies
PCS Ohio Chapter President, PCS Vice President
The funeral home (Reed FH of Canton) hosts a dual fleet of fern green Eagle Eschelons both in coach and limos. They also have a very nice horse drawn.