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Finally got a chance to take the old Dodge out for a longer drive yesterday. Put about 70 miles on her, and gave her the exercise that she so sorely needed. She was running okay before I left, but ran so much better afterwards.

 

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And thanx fur lookin'! B)

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Wow, double WOW, those are some great photos, thanks for sharing

 

You're very welcome. Although it wasn't a perfect day up here, it was nice enough. The little town of Grafton provides some excellent backgrounds for photography. Hope you're feeling well enough to get out and about sometime soon yourself.

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Do you ever get up on Rt 17 near Mad River Glenn?  Had an opportunity to drive that stretch 2 years back coming home from the Chrysler Meet in St Johnsbury.  Made it up all the hills in 3rd.  Had to get ito 2nd on the down hill side.

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Do you ever get up on Rt 17 near Mad River Glenn?  Had an opportunity to drive that stretch 2 years back coming home from the Chrysler Meet in St Johnsbury.  Made it up all the hills in 3rd.  Had to get ito 2nd on the down hill side.

 

Not in the Dodge, but I have driven it a few times in my modern car. It can be an exciting stretch of road, hey?

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Love the pictures of your car with the wonderful backgrounds. They are perfect examples of why I like old cars in basically stock conditon. They are time machines that take us back to a different era. The backgrounds just add to the sense of history.

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Love the pictures of your car with the wonderful backgrounds. They are perfect examples of why I like old cars in basically stock conditon. They are time machines that take us back to a different era. The backgrounds just add to the sense of history.

 

Well said RobertKB

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I cruised mine by the  old service station and on up to the old building that was once the gristmill. Got home and the bills were still due, gas was still 3.29 a gallon ...time machine my butt...

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Love the pictures of your car with the wonderful backgrounds. They are perfect examples of why I like old cars in basically stock conditon. They are time machines that take us back to a different era. The backgrounds just add to the sense of history.

 

Thanx, Robert. Me too, and my Dodge couldn't possible be anymore stock than it is. Only concessions to modernity are radial tires and 6 volt halogen headlights.

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I cruised mine by the  old service station and on up to the old building that was once the gristmill. Got home and the bills were still due, gas was still 3.29 a gallon ...time machine my butt...

 

HA! Don't feel too bad, Tim. Your gas is about 20¢ a gallon less than it is around here.

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must be nice.  Ours has gone up 20 cents in the last 2 weeks, sunday at 3.74 although I'm sure there are places that are higher

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I don't know how you did it,but those photos could pass as postcards from the late 40's.

 

WAAAAY cool!

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