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Crypt car comes to America...sort of...
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Naw, Dale wouldn't do that. He just sent you that as a gris-gris to ward off any bad ju-ju.
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Hey Brent!
Looking good!!
Old Crypty is gonna wake up one morning real
soon and realize most of his DPO Pedro era parts
are missing. Either replaced with new, refurbished,
given away or trashed. Crypty is gonna run out out
ways to cause me breakdowns.
Crypty is, piece by piece, being replaced by this reliable
car named Amos. Old Crypty is too dense to see the change
coming.
dale /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/driving.gif Amos
Looking good!!
Old Crypty is gonna wake up one morning real
soon and realize most of his DPO Pedro era parts
are missing. Either replaced with new, refurbished,
given away or trashed. Crypty is gonna run out out
ways to cause me breakdowns.
Crypty is, piece by piece, being replaced by this reliable
car named Amos. Old Crypty is too dense to see the change
coming.
dale /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/driving.gif Amos
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Maybe, maybe not?
The stuff I have given away was functional.
The trashed stuff is sitting in a box waiting to be
dumped on DPO Pedro's front porch once Crypty
is off jackstands for good and Amos takes over
the garage.
The bad voodoo will end up back where it came from.
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The stuff I have given away was functional.
The trashed stuff is sitting in a box waiting to be
dumped on DPO Pedro's front porch once Crypty
is off jackstands for good and Amos takes over
the garage.
The bad voodoo will end up back where it came from.
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Yupper, ole Pedro the salesman lives three blocks away.
He finds the Crypt saga quite comical actually.
He finds the Crypt saga quite comical actually.
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Don't give him the bits. He will build Son of Crypt!
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Hey Nick-
Did I tell you I have the rear end imprint of a young
lass' Mini Cooper forever on the front bumper of my Wrangler?
It was no contest. Zero damage to the Grey Ghost. The Mini
got hauled away by the hook! Scared it so bad it refused to
start back up!!
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Did I tell you I have the rear end imprint of a young
lass' Mini Cooper forever on the front bumper of my Wrangler?
It was no contest. Zero damage to the Grey Ghost. The Mini
got hauled away by the hook! Scared it so bad it refused to
start back up!!
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Bruce, actually I had in mind a hard working, never stop,
reliable Amish farmer named Amos.
But Amos and Andy does have better curb appeal. My goodness
how I chuckled watching those guys!
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reliable Amish farmer named Amos.
But Amos and Andy does have better curb appeal. My goodness
how I chuckled watching those guys!
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Dale, those Minis aren't what they used to be. I bet the old style of Mini would still have started. Mind you there wouldn't be much left of it. I believe that the front and rear crumple zones overlapped somewhere in the middle!
Those Jeeps are certainly made to last. I had a Cherokee until earlier this year and I loved it apart from the fuel consumption. The garage I traded it to can't get shot of it now with the price of petrol over here. He even offered to GIVE it back to me!
Those Jeeps are certainly made to last. I had a Cherokee until earlier this year and I loved it apart from the fuel consumption. The garage I traded it to can't get shot of it now with the price of petrol over here. He even offered to GIVE it back to me!
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brent615 said:
He sold it to you because he just bought it from Pedro for 4 times the money /bcforum/images/%%GRAEMLIN_URL%%/wall.gif
I can't help but think of ther Terminator movies where the guy morphs back together. I am afraid that if I ever tried to remove the mirror the metal may meld to rest of the car and take on a life of it's own!
Actually...so far so good. (knock on wood)
Your generosity and the overall attitude of this group of people and my local club keep amazing me. Where were all these people in 1988 when I got my first TR6 while I was in high school? Man I could have used the help then! I ended up selling it and getting a Toyota Corolla....being practical stinks!
Actually...so far so good. (knock on wood)
Your generosity and the overall attitude of this group of people and my local club keep amazing me. Where were all these people in 1988 when I got my first TR6 while I was in high school? Man I could have used the help then! I ended up selling it and getting a Toyota Corolla....being practical stinks!
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