Sorry,Crenwelge. Didn't think about the cat converter. Glad your turn-over didn't ignite,Brother. you probably wouldn't be "truckin'" today,if it did. My mom tells about a gas tanker that jack-knifed,on a narrow,hilly section of highway,back in the '40's. The road was icy,and the hills were steep,and the curves were sharp. the semi jack-knifed,and the tank,(probably the frame-mounted type you mentioned),ruptured,at the same time the (gas) engine back-fired. They could hear that poor driver screaming from 5-miles away! It was a cold,still Winter night. That section of road was dis-colored,even when I was 10-12 years-old!('67-'69),until they widened it to 4-lane. Glad you're still with us!!

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