close call

[Don Dulmage <big-d@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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We spend a nice evening down at Napanee  cruisin with some friends from Campellford. They both had Fords , A 66 Caliente with a done 302 and a 62 Ford Falcon. Me i had the Max Wedge 63 Dodge. After returning to Belleville we went for ice cream before going home. At every light  Brad in the Caliente kept trying to bait me at the lights. I resisted all except a short burst on the low button and we almost made to the dairy without problems  but there was one more light  in front of the mall.  Brad jacked the Caliente up on the converter and turned it loose. I was afraid to turn the max wedge loose in town as it is so noisy and tends to go sideways if i give it too much.  As he pulled up beside me I gave it a  quick bite and settled back to normal driving. When we pulled into the Dairy a cop cut me off as I went to park . He was after a brad and i snuck away to another parking lot not far away. 
He  told Brad, "Someone was squealing tires and I am not sure which one it was." (try both) Brad has an infectious boyous grin despite his advancing  years and soon the cop was getting the tour of the Caliente engine etc. He soon forgot about me and I didnt go over there either but stayed out of sight. In  the end a warning was given. Twas a good night . I would not have faired so well.  All three of us are mechanics by trade , All three have Blonde wives and all three have 60s street cars. 
We will have to behave in the future but it was a perfect day. 
Don  
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