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Originally Posted by Rusty First wife had a Vega. It was check the gas and fill the oil. And the tranny bolts to the motor would never stay tight. The
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But an even more memorable part was that she must have been allergic to money because she always handed me her change with a rubber glove on..... To this very day, I’m scared of anyone with a rubber glove on, because I know someone is going to get their oil checked... 
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It was check the gas and fill the oil. And the tranny bolts to the motor would never stay tight. The threads was too big in the motor.
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