And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
I couldn't in this town, it wouldn't have a bumper the first time I tried getting out my driveway if it didn't get stuck. Unless you have a SUV you have to hit the driveway at an angle or you're screwed.
Low RIIIDER... Down home, it's called a "Pawwwniac" or some such. But yeah, that looks like the Chief on the hood, pointing the way 0'0'. Wonder if he lights up at night?
Six blocks at speed, and you'll be creasing fenders and picking up chrome every block. Be lucky to have half the car body left intact on the frame by the time you got to the parking lot at work.
Pontiac?
ReplyDeleteI couldn't in this town, it wouldn't have a bumper the first time I tried getting out my driveway if it didn't get stuck. Unless you have a SUV you have to hit the driveway at an angle or you're screwed.
ReplyDeleteLow RIIIDER...
ReplyDeleteDown home, it's called a "Pawwwniac" or some such. But yeah, that looks like the Chief on the hood, pointing the way 0'0'. Wonder if he lights up at night?
My dad had a '40 Pontiac(in the late '40's) and I don't remember being that wide....Panorama lens?
ReplyDeleteBut, it isn't orange...
ReplyDeleteMaybe in first gear, at 5MPH.
ReplyDeleteSix blocks at speed, and you'll be creasing fenders and picking up chrome every block.
Be lucky to have half the car body left intact on the frame by the time you got to the parking lot at work.
Jack it back up a foot, and we can talk.
I’m going with a mid 40s Cadillac Lesalle or a series 61 coupe.
ReplyDeleteAir suspension; it doesn't drive at that height.
ReplyDeleteI think '46 Poncho.
I'm wrong, I don't think it's a Pancho. Hood and emblem are not right.
ReplyDeleteIt's a 46 chevy
ReplyDeleteI think it is a 46-48 GM, but not Pontiac. Guessing Cadillac.
ReplyDelete46-48 Oldsmobile.
DeleteMore than you ever wanted to know about them:
https://www.hemmings.com/stories/article/1946-48-oldsmobiles
Not until they put the suspension back in.
ReplyDelete1948 Chevrolet Fleetline
ReplyDelete46 chevy fleetline. 48 has a diff hood emblem.
ReplyDeleteYup!
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Son-o-ma-gun. Sure is. I wonder how much sheet metal was shared between the Chebby and the Olds.
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