Just for confirmation or other people's opinions. If it's a vent, so what? I just get a sireny vibe from it. I don't want there to be arguments. well, it is a vent guard. either for a furnace or (given the age of the building) a boiler. There's no visible noisemaking parts. It only looks like a sir...

Thunderbolt10031 wrote: Oh my bad I blacked out when I was writing that post,

whiskey's for sippin', not for chuggin'.

I've never seen a Thunderbolt with the blower box mounted that high up on the pole. If not for the guy wire, that pole would look like a parenthesis.

another series B Thunderbolt. nice pics.

who was the ricer with the fart can on his car after the siren wound down?

.....here's what I found out: The Chrysler engines '51 thru '63 (331 C.I.D and variations) had a different cam than the same type/family of engines from '64 thru '71...as far as stock cams go, the later years are preferred over the earlier years due to the area on the front side of the cam being re...

looks more like some kind of pump to me.

I probably shouldn't have brought it up.

Yes it is. When the phone started ringing I told my wife it can wait because it's probably that guy again. Glad I didn't stop what I was doing to answer it because I would have been really aggravated. I told him what everyone seemed to agree what it was but he keeps trying for another answer. It's ...

Fs last I remember didn't have small sirens with a low mounted chopper and stator. (Except maybe the model 3 or 2? Been forever since I have seen the guts of those 2 sirens.)

the Canadian version of the Model 2 has the guts "upside down."