Posted on 07/04/2020 8:24:09 AM PDT by Bonemaker
Check you fuel gauge the next time you get into your Durango. It will either be an arrow, triangle or a fuel pump on the appropriate side of the gauge.
Is that 37 stock or rodded up?
Yup I don’t doubt it’s AutoCorrect. Using the iPad and so on isn’t the best for this typing either.
;-)
Maybe she has mirrored vision and everything is backwards.
The 37 is mostly stock. I upgraded to 12 volt power, installed a 57 235 6-cylinder stovebolt, swapped to a 700R4 automatic trans, and 3.55 (Camaro) rear axle. Still straight axle in the front. It’ll do 90 but it’s not exactly comfortable going that fast.
I mostly use it for Saturday cruises.
Me, too.
My first car, the gas cap was behind the license plate. Didn’t matter which side the pump was on. Course we weren’t yet pumping our own gas anyway.
Sounds bitchin! (remember that term?) You really don’t need to be doing 90 anyway, do you? LOL
Except for your example and dual exhaust cars, the filler cap is always on the side opposite the exhaust pipe.
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