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Thank you. I’m still recovering from the effects of Lyme disease and a broken leg.  So basically lost two years.  I healing but it is very slow.  I’m back in my shop usually after lunch for about three hours. At present my body won’t follow my mind.  

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5 hours ago, pflaming said:

Thank you. I’m still recovering from the effects of Lyme disease and a broken leg.  So basically lost two years.  I healing but it is very slow.  I’m back in my shop usually after lunch for about three hours. At present my body won’t follow my mind.  

Go Paul!

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On 1/26/2023 at 3:14 PM, Booger said:

A twelve pack and a sawzall. Behold the Plymouth Plaza pickup!

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Fun tid bit about the Plaza wagon before its 'haircut' Twice driven from Monterey to LA  Driven daily as a rural mail carrier substitute as a summer job 400 stops daily virtually my first car at 16. Paid $80.Never broke down

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Cool car. I'm guessing this practice is not common today.

Modern cars can not survive being chopped with all the structural issues ..... Back in the day it happened a lot.

 

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This is a Ford station wagon cut down.

 

My photo above with the Ford exploder .... A man owned a restaurant, A branch from a tree fell in the back parking lot. It fell on his cooks car.

The owner bought the car from the cook to avoid using his insurance, then sold it cheap & I bought it.

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Just saying it was a good running car .... just had issues.

 

I worked for a tire shop 50 years ago, the owner had a 1971 Honda car? Was the real tiny one.

His kids rolled it one day, he cut the roof off & made a truck out of it .... out of necessity.

He was poor & needed a car, a few years later his business did well .... He bought another good one & had it transformed to a truck, used it for advertisement.

 

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This photo is just for imagination, His was painted Imron blue with the shop lettering on the side .... 4, 15" passenger tires in the back was a full load.

Was a cute truck though.

 

Cars are just not made the same .... chances are if a tree branch falls on one .... will destroy 3 miles of the 10 miles of wire in it .... including the structure.

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