Re: great cars

["Gary F. " <gary-futrell@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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Great story, Don. Sounds like a good night on the
town. I took my Fury out the other evening and drove
through a shopping parking lot. A couple was walking
through the lot and the husband turned around when he
saw my car and started bowing up and down. I just
smiled and waved. 

    Gary



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> It was one of those nice cool evenings after a long
> hot day in the shop. I showered , changed my
> clothes, gave the 63 MW a quick wash and chamois and
> headed for Picton cruise night. 
> Windows down, shirt sleeves flapping in the breeze I
> headed the 20 odd miles alone as my wife elected not
> to go. Free (FREE AT LAST)  I pushed "Milli" as we
> call the car ,a little harder than usually since
> there was no one  to deter me. While traffic was a
> bit heavy she seeemd to love the cooler night air. 
> All too soon I was there , setting up my chair and
> talking with old friends and new. A local car club
> asked me to join them in their group so I sat in
> while we all told stories of "the good ol days." 
> After the 50 50 draw i headed home. It was almost
> dark as i drove but you could still see. There were
> no cars ahead on the road and I squeezed the
> throttle on the mighty wedge as I pushed the shifter
> buttons in sequence . Each shift was met with a
> sharp loud tire chirp . As I swung onto the hilly
> section I checked the perfomance oin the latest
> stuff i tried on the carb. With hardly any pedal
> effort I could feel the car surge forward , like a
> race horse saying "come on Poppa , turn me loose,
> let me  run"! A couple of time I did till the speedo
> needle was upside down. As I rolled into the garage
> at home I listened to the rumpety rumpety rumpety of
> the cam lope bouncing of the garage walls. Man i
> love these Old mopars. This one especially. 
> Sure gas is expensive  and all that but I am not
> ready to give this up just yet. Maybe in another 40
> years or so I will be but I hope not!
> Some days are diamonds and some are stones. Last
> nIght was a diamond
> Don. 
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