Wednesday, January 22, 2025

either one works for me

 


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  1. Like Oliver Wendell & Lisa Douglas, but yellow. When Lisa was learning to drive, she asked the instructor what the "Per-ner-del" was. ("PRNDL")

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    1. my own father didn't know what the "L" or "S" stood for.

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  2. Favored by Deep State presidential assassins the world over.

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    1. I suspect that ‘63 took the shine off of the convertible

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  3. The one on top looks just like the one my Dad ran off in when I was 5.

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  4. Papa had two hard tops one white and one black, he owned a couple of bowling lanes in Detroit Log Cabin Lanes and Motor City Lodge where I'd set pins in the summer when I came up from Florida. Grams didn't drive, she wore minks flashed her diamonds and played the queen, the cars were both his.

    Papa; "You know why I have two Lincolns B____? I drive the white one when I feel like an angel and the black one when I feel like the devil!"

    First time I heard Silver Thunderbird I thought of that old man and his Lincolns, he was "the man with the plan and the pocket comb" and more of a father to me than my old man ever was.

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  5. The convert looks like the one that JFK took his last car ride in.

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  6. a friend had one like the hard top growing up. it was worn out and battered but it would hold about 10 or 15 of us. it was great for the drive ins.

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  7. Came with suicide doors, but the convertible introduced the homicide top.

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