i might agree with that but when i park it in the same place it is sunny at times and shady at times but it always starts good there. i really beleive old cars and trucks know their owner and also have a mind of their own. i know that sounds crazy. i once owned a 1966 rambler classic. i stopped using it because of some minor problem, not a starting problem. i put it in my back yard and it stayed there for 6 months. i finally put it in a trader for sale. a man called me and wanted to look at the car. he look at it and decided to buy it. i said , you will probably have to have it towed. he said let me try it. he couldn't get it started after trying to jump it so he said i may change a few simple parts, which he did. he still could not start it. he said i am going to have to tow it to my house. i said, let me try to start it. he looked at me like i was crazy but he said, o.k. i got in the car and patted the dash and said, come on baby. start for me and i turned the key and it cranked right off. the buyer said, i can't beleive that. i said, my car just doesn't know you. he drove the car off and i never heard from him again.
