Al Savage's Tools & Interests

General

• Falcon/Comet links
  
• Rootes Group/Hillman links
  
• Datsun/Nissan links
  
• Cadillac: 1959 'Death Car' article from Automobile magazine
  
• Cadillac: 1959 Motor's Crash Book Service
  
• Cadillac: 1960 Motor's Crash Book Service
  
• Cadillac: 1960 pics
  
• Cadillac: 1963/64 pics
  
• Cadillac: Mazda Miata w/'59 Cad rear sheetmetal (sorta)
  
• Corvair: 1965 w/Jag engine
  
• Radio Components
  
• Doug's 1973 VW Bus for sale Sold!
  
• 1983 Chevrolet G30 (van) for sale Sold!
  
• Honda CX500 motorcycle for sale Sold!
  
• Mercedes 300D of a certain vintage Sold!
  
• The Skil Flexi-Brite flashlight search
  
• Monitor/Terminal Repair Database
  
• (small) Printer Repair list
  
• MTHC: Mutant Toll House Cookies
  
• Beth's "Lemon Whip" Dessert
  
• Judy Collins - Wildflowers
  
• Demco stuff
  
• Onan stuff
  
• Jet Equipment "Jet-16 Drilling & Milling Machine"
  
• Locksmithing
  
• Troy-Bilt
  
• Honda Generators
  

• Various Savage Family pictures
  
• Kordes Family pictures
  
• Kordes Family Christmas 1999 pictures
  
• Savage Family pictures, Dec-1999
  
• Kordes' Mobilis "Lightning Bolt" hand-powered Tricycle
  
• Youngberg/Hood/Weber family pictures
  

• John Savage's additional web pages
  

• PS/2 8580 Power Supply repair
  
• PS/2 8580 1.44mb FDD
  
• MCA Odd cards (out of date)
  

• Warp4 install notes
  
  • Warp's default editor E.exe appends EOF (26d) byte
    
  • HPFS386-on-Warp4 install notes
    
  • Making W4 remember window positions & sizes
    
• OS/2 boot diskette images
  
• TCP/IP v4.1 upgrade install notes
  
• TCPBEUI Networking install notes
  
• SYS0054: "Network out of resources" notes
  
• 3C905x series dual-NIC install notes
  
• Netscape Communicator: recent version summary
  
• How to enable LMAnnounce in Windows
  
• WSeB: Shared printer setup notes
  
• WSeB: Installation notes (not nearly up to par yet!)
  
• OS/2 File Systems Features Comparison
  
• Matrox Millenium BIOS updating
  

Al's ftp server

"The reasonable man adapts himself to the world;
the unreasonable one persists in trying to adapt the world to himself.
Therefore all progress depends on the unreasonable man."
George Bernard Shaw