Dodge A100 Technical Service Bulletin

Dodge was lengthy, had to split it up as they did with the original recording:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kcewnrO5vIc
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9p1iyElq5BA

Enjoy,
Rip

Awesome Rip. Thanks

Trivia: What color is that slant six?

yellow and a completely ugly shade of yellow to boot. that gravely voiced MR TECH guy drives me nuts and i had the displeasure of watching about a thousand of his videos and still watch them today.

Ding ding ding! We have a winner folks!


Back to the vids...

I didn't realize Chevy uses a crossmember. Dodge doesn't use a crossmember but brackets that bolt to the frame that the engine sets in.

Hey Rip:

The second part seems to be a dead link at Youtube.

I changed a setting to cause it to process again... if that doesn't work I'll upload it again.

Thanks,
Rip

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3J-KeyDRZU

Had to upload it again, working now!

Later,
Rip

Looks good Rip, I have the projecter and a ton of the Dodge filmstrips, they came with the booklets and posters for meetings with all the techs (grease monkeys) and yes Mr. Tech, didn't he record with Black Oak Arkansas.









The dodge records are 10" and the best filmstrips are the ones that compare valients vs. falcons etc.
Dan

Do you have one for the Econoline?

Later,
Rip

I have a filmstrip for the 1969 Roadrunner. No record though. Is this a rare item? It is in a blue case with a mopar sticker on the lid.

G-Man wrote:Dan where do you find all this stuff???

In my basement. I got some stuff from a Dodge dealer that was throwing this all away back in the 1970's. I had to buy a bulb for the projecter, and it has a crusty power cord, but it works. I don't have any econoline filmstrips. mostly Mopar. Doesn't this scream 1960's