All Warmed Up: The Early Days of Car Heaters

[Old Fart]

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[hammerhead]

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When I was a kid I had a '73 super beetle. It had a gas heater. There was no control. Full on heat or nothing. Every time I shut the heat off the breaker would trip. To get heat again I would have pull over, pop the hood in the front and reset the breaker...lol