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15/06/2026 9:16 am
John Bono
North Jersey
15/06/2026 11:07 am
Another great one, John, but what is that U75 option code for $52.97...a Power Tartometer? I don't think I've ever owned a car with a Tartometer, let alone a Power one!
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Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY
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Topic starter
15/06/2026 12:32 pm
@moe-parr Barry, someone on another site asked that too. The response was it's a power antenna. If it is why not call it a power antenna? So I'm not sure what it is. If I learn something more I'll let you know.
John Bono
North Jersey
15/06/2026 12:43 pm
Love the color. Since it has the 442 package, I would want a four speed. The Jetaway is an automatic, right?
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15/06/2026 1:59 pm
@perrone1 Yes Tony Jetaway is an automatic. This car calls for a 4 speed.
John Bono
North Jersey
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15/06/2026 2:42 pm
$32,000 adjusted for inflation in 2026!
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
15/06/2026 5:17 pm
I am very familiar with the power tart-o-meter. It has saved me from dating girls of questionable reputation many times...er... most of the time. It wasn't much help with Trixie.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
15/06/2026 8:21 pm
I am very familiar with the power tart-o-meter. It has saved me from dating girls of questionable reputation many times...er... most of the time. It wasn't much help with Trixie.
LOL John, Trixie Norton, Ed's wife?
I'm a BIG "Honeymooners" fan...who here knows what Trixie's real first name was?
Barry Levittan
Long Island, NY
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16/06/2026 6:09 am
THELMA!! And Ed's middle name was Lillywhite.I am very familiar with the power tart-o-meter. It has saved me from dating girls of questionable reputation many times...er... most of the time. It wasn't much help with Trixie.
LOL John, Trixie Norton, Ed's wife?
I'm a BIG "Honeymooners" fan...who here knows what Trixie's real first name was?
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16/06/2026 6:26 am
Very cool piece of documentation. It’s always interesting to see original window stickers because they show how these cars were equipped and priced when they were new. Thanks for sharing this 1966 Oldsmobile 442 sticker — details like this help preserve a small part of automotive history.
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