Published on Mar 19, 2009
Best copy i could find, someone mastered it to DVD in 2007. Edit 2013: Added Links to relevant articles and other related videos.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turboenc…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ac7G7x… (oldest)
Posted: November 14, 2017
Categories: Videos
BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
YER KILLIN ME……….
SOUNDS LIKE THE INSTRUCTION MANUAL FOR MY LATE GREAT EXWIFE , WHO SAID, “COULDNT WE MAKE LONGER LASTING ICE CUBES BY DEHYDRATING THEM IN THE FREEZER?”
LMAO.
Good one.
Gotta love those Hydrocoptic Marzalvanes.
Well, now that you ‘splained it where I kin unnerstan’ it……………..
I’ve got one of these on my van. Book says it is directly behind the Johnson Rod, but I cannot confirm because the only thing I can see on this damnable van is the vin number, which I hope one day will lead me back to the son of a bitch who designed it, after which I intend to conduct a few of my own tests, using pointy objects and AC high amperage electricity, of course. 🙂
Henry, when you find that Johnson Rod you will need a quart of turn signal fluid
LOL
Before I’d be able to find the cap for the turn signal fluid pump, it would take a gallon of sail boat fuel to wash off all the damn grease. 🙂
hahaha…..well it is a good thing sail boat fuel is free
Free? They are charging $2 per gallon for it, down at the Casino Travel Center. 🙂
At least that’s what the mechanic down there told me while he was putting a new radiator in my ’68 Volkswagen Beetle.
oops my bad Henry …sail boat makes me think wind driven haha…..hey I’m in friggin North Dakota…do you have any idea the last time I saw a sail boat LOL
I don’t understand. Of course sail boats are wind driven.
Boat. Sail. Hello.
🙂
LMAO
What he said
huh, no mention of the muffler bearing and blinker fluid refill.
Mine has a kick starter on it .i also keep a pan on top on it to catch the turn signal fluid