Quadrajet Art in the AA Admirals Club!

[Mark E.]

This glass art is displayed in the DFW Admirals Club in terminal A. It became apparent I was the only one around who recognized the image as folks approached my while taking photos. I assured them this wasn't a Rorschach test, but rather a real part.

The things only us gear heads notice...

Who knows the part and vintage? I couldn't orient the second image properly; it should be turned 90 degrees clockwise

[Michael J.]

Re: Quadrajet Art in the AA Admirals Club!

Pretty cool, I have to admit I normally buzz past all that stuff. Must be a gasket someplace in the carb????

[Donald H.]

Re: Quadrajet Art in the AA Admirals Club!

How about this. For 81-89 GM Passenger car. Or so our friend Google says.

[George W.]

Re: Quadrajet Art in the AA Admirals Club!

How does one get into the Admirals Club

[Terry M.]

Re: Quadrajet Art in the AA Admirals Club!

How does one get into the Admirals Club

If I were a wise A$$ I would say you have to serve in the Navy, but since I am not a WA I will tell you that you have to fly a lot on a certain airline whose name escapes me at the moment.

[Mark E.]

Re: Quadrajet Art in the AA Admirals Club!

How does one get into the Admirals Club

You purchase a daily pass or opt for an annual membership. With frequent flyer status at AA, you get a discount. For international, admittance is typically included with business or first class.

[Peter G.]

Re: Quadrajet Art in the AA Admirals Club!

Last I checked it was $450 with discount per year.