Jim in Anchorage

Modern drunkard magazine? I am not going to ask how you found that.

I wish they would let them break the sound barrier at those shows-I want sonic booms.

which is what a real police interceptor would have had. But of course this one was signed on the door by Don Knotts

I don't think Bill France was ever a bootlegger, but no question many of the early drivers were.

Cheap date. 0.11 is what 3 beers? Bang the clothes come off.

Their all south to me. Just saw that episode-never noticed that was gramma Walton.

Are you kidding? It was south Carolina. Ever hear of moonshiners?

I lived in a apartment once that had a toilet with no overflow drain in the tank-so if the inlet valve stuck[which it would do about 1 time in 10] it would fill the tank till it started overflowing. It was not a good idea to leave after flushing till you confirmed the valve had shut off.

Most of the crowd dropped out at $30,000 then two bidders went to war with each other. I guess thats the way to sell stuff like that even with the auction house commission.

What surprised me was it was not even a real police interceptor-just a stock galaxie painted like a cop car.

The illusion of any meaning was over after Carter and sealed by Gore.

Friend of mine in Lackawanna bought a 70 cuda 440 6 pack 4 speed in 1974 from the original owner for $2000. Drove it that summer and joined the army.14000 miles, original paint, not a scratch. Sat in his parents garage 1974-1992. Sold it in 92 for $7000 to pay some bills. Never told me he was selling it. When I asked why he never gave me a shot at it he said"I didn't want to sell it to someone I know because then would see the car around"

Nothing special a basic 63 galaxie 4 door 289 painted to look like Andy of Mayberrys cop car. I am in the wrong business.

50k is not unreasonable for a tie rod end to pick up some slop from normal wear and tear. The rims I dunno. The inside?

If it hasn't happened yet it probably won't. They were going at 10-20 thousand miles.

That year had a issue with bad transfer cases. Clicking noise on slow parking lot turns.

That's all I said. You took it from there.

They where able to specify the type of rifle but not which boat the fire came from? I don't know. I have poor reading skills.

So you're sayig they chased the one that was NOT firing on them?

Not only German women, believe me

Well Eva Braun was kinda hot.

I missed that part

Well if it makes you feel better I remember virtually none of it-never did have much practical use. My sister in law learned to speak fluent French just to appear "sophisticated" so I guess it was not a complete waste

It was inorganic chemistry. Really, not to restart WW I here, but I don't recall French even being offered.

1970s cream puff, but thats what they wanted. I think you had to go to a liberal arts school to learn French.