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Gave the original owner a ride in the D25 today...


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Hey Chris..I like that guy..that is Mr. Repulsky and he would be right at home in my 1951 Packard Hearse...

 

PS  now that you back from the big swap meet..I actually found a wiper switch...and the jack hole covers..pulled the trigger on the wiper...get the hole covers a bit later...but many thanks for your efforts...

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Make sure he doesn't have a "skeleton" key or you might lose your car. LOL By the way, did you have a pint of London Pride or other bitter for me when you were in the UK?? I just want to know if you followed orders.

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...By the way, did you have a pint of London Pride or other bitter for me when you were in the UK?? I just want to know if you followed orders.

So sorry Boss, we only went to the pub once and that was three hours after arrival at Heathrow — anything remotely alcoholic would have put this jet-lagged traveller out like a light. However, I will be going back and more likely sooner than later so there's still hope.

 

After the PO and I went for that spin in the country, we invited him in for coffee (still grinning ear-hole to ear-hole):

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Hey Chris..I like that guy..that is Mr. Repulsky and he would be right at home in my 1951 Packard Hearse...

 

PS  now that you back from the big swap meet..I actually found a wiper switch...and the jack hole covers..pulled the trigger on the wiper...get the hole covers a bit later...but many thanks for your efforts...

Darn Tim I hope there is no body in that box LOL

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And here I thought this was going to be a heartwarming story :lol:

 

Thanks for the hearty laugh!!!

 

And Happy Halloween (thought it is tad early)

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He's asked to ride up top until Nov 01 so I snugged him down with zip ties and baling wire and lent him a scarf to keep his neck warm.

 

Kind of a toss-up so far as to who enjoys this more — Mr Bones or the folks who spot him on the road. 

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Is this car your everyday car? 

 

Yes, since February this year when I transferred the insurance from my modern. I've owned the car since the early '90s and driven it extensively since 2008. Here is the link about a fun trip we had in March 2012 up into the Canadian arctic... http://p15-d24.com/topic/28444-arctic-adventure/?hl=%2Barctic+%2Badventure

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That was fun reading, and the pictures of the old Dodge in the snow are great. I grew up in southeast Alaska and went to college in Fairbanks - I've driven the AK highway many times between Skagway, Whitehorse, and Fairbanks. Very cool, you don't often see folks using their old cars for more than a cruise. Inspiring!

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