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In article <0hBAh.65893$Fd.18729@edtnps90>,
Max wrote:

> begin 644 1953 Buick Roadmaster Sedan-blk-sVr ventiports=mx=.jpg

You can hear the Dynaflow wining!

Dave

Boy, does that bring back the memories. There you'd be at a stop light and
you push the gas to the floor and...well....you oozed across the
intersection. It was very much like the early CVT transmissions of a few
years ago. The sound was very characteristic. I think things were a little
better by 53 because they had started to deal with that problem by then but
it sure was no Hydramatic!

max

"Dave Moorman" > wrote in message
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> In article <0hBAh.65893$Fd.18729@edtnps90>,
> Max wrote:
>
>> begin 644 1953 Buick Roadmaster Sedan-blk-sVr ventiports=mx=.jpg
>
> You can hear the Dynaflow wining!
>
> Dave

In article <elKAh.75884$Y6.37755@edtnps89>,
"MagisterMax" > wrote:

> Boy, does that bring back the memories. There you'd be at a stop light and
> you push the gas to the floor and...well....you oozed across the
> intersection. It was very much like the early CVT transmissions of a few
> years ago. The sound was very characteristic. I think things were a little
> better by 53 because they had started to deal with that problem by then but
> it sure was no Hydramatic!
>
> max

There was an intersection (with a stoplight, which was rare) outside the
grade school I attended in Antioch, Illinois. I would say which car was
a Buick by the sound of the Dynaflow. It was such a snap but mystified
many teachers.

Dave

Dave, do you still live in Antioch? I live 3 miles north in Trevor. John

"Dave Moorman" > wrote in message
...
> In article <elKAh.75884$Y6.37755@edtnps89>,
> "MagisterMax" > wrote:
>
>> Boy, does that bring back the memories. There you'd be at a stop light
>> and
>> you push the gas to the floor and...well....you oozed across the
>> intersection. It was very much like the early CVT transmissions of a few
>> years ago. The sound was very characteristic. I think things were a
>> little
>> better by 53 because they had started to deal with that problem by then
>> but
>> it sure was no Hydramatic!
>>
>> max
>
> There was an intersection (with a stoplight, which was rare) outside the
> grade school I attended in Antioch, Illinois. I would say which car was
> a Buick by the sound of the Dynaflow. It was such a snap but mystified
> many teachers.
>
> Dave

In article >,
"Bassboat" > wrote:

> Dave, do you still live in Antioch? I live 3 miles north in Trevor. John
>
> "Dave Moorman" > wrote in message
> ...
> > In article <elKAh.75884$Y6.37755@edtnps89>,
> > "MagisterMax" > wrote:
> >
> >> Boy, does that bring back the memories. There you'd be at a stop light
> >> and
> >> you push the gas to the floor and...well....you oozed across the
> >> intersection. It was very much like the early CVT transmissions of a few
> >> years ago. The sound was very characteristic. I think things were a
> >> little
> >> better by 53 because they had started to deal with that problem by then
> >> but
> >> it sure was no Hydramatic!
> >>
> >> max
> >
> > There was an intersection (with a stoplight, which was rare) outside the
> > grade school I attended in Antioch, Illinois. I would say which car was
> > a Buick by the sound of the Dynaflow. It was such a snap but mystified
> > many teachers.
> >
> > Dave

Now I live in Downers Grove, SW suburb of Chicago. The grade school was
actually in Lake Villa and is known as Pleviak School, I believe. The
intersection was IL 21/83 (at that time) and IL 132. We moved to
Antioch when I entered high school. I've heard of Trevor and knew it
was up there somewhere close. Where is it, exactly?

Dave