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:)Lovely cars.
ReplyDeleteClyde Barrow, a notorious bank robber and outlaw, liked these cars so well he wrote Henry Ford a fan letter thanking him. He stole only the fastest cars.
Delete"If you’re trying to impress your date, Bar X Bar is the place to do it. The drinks are strong, the atmosphere laid back and welcoming. Grab a seat and check out the many specials Bar X Bar offers."
ReplyDelete[testimonial found on the interwebs]
The question arises, however, whether one can be a bank robber and >not< an outlaw.
One can be a bank robber and not an outlaw. To be an outlaw one must be known, and a fugitive. Bonnie and Clyde lead authorities on a marry chase for years.
DeleteBeautiful, I love such old cars!
ReplyDelete1936? Or thereabouts. Beautiful. BTW, I thought your comment on Ocala DP was the most original and the most humorous! Clint Eastwood! Heh heh heh!
ReplyDeleteBelieve this one is a 1935 Ford. Also greatly enjoyed your photo. Gave me a real laugh.
DeleteTrap Day on Monhegan is January 1st. They are a hardy bunch!
ReplyDeleteThanks, they must be hardy.
DeleteSomeone is giving this ghost the best of care.
ReplyDeleteI have seen cars like these only in movies! It looks almost new!
ReplyDeleteHi Andy and VP. This car has been lovingly restored. The paint and interior looks fresh and new. The speedometer has yet to be installed, and I believe the car has its original flathead V8 motor. It is a jewel. The owner was taking his family out to dinner on a Tuesday evening in this car, a perfect place to drive it.
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