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Originally Posted by village dreamer
and im looking for some gray poupon....
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Originally Posted by Two Bills
Rolls Royce were never the same once they removed the side running boards.
We had nowhere to tie the dead sheep, or hay bales on our farm, and went over to pick ups instead.  |
The two posts above are delightfully witty, not mean, at all……
Usually our resident Brit Two Bills takes the prize with me, but this time, I dare say village dreamer’s allusion to that classic ad for mustard can’t be topped.
Those who drive attention-getting cars expect comments and might even appreciate the good-natured humor as intended.
I love seeing a head-turning car. The closest I ever got to owning one was in the 70s with my second-hand Triumph GT6. I sure looked good driving that car. (Well…..looking back, I guess I looked good no matter where I was in the 70s (sigh)) …..
I loved that car…….even though somebody said I better get ready to put out for a Leyland Motors mechanic. I just smiled at that one. Did not take offense.
Those were the days when sports car drivers waved to each other on the road. There was a hierarchy involved though…..The driver of the less expensive car had to wave first. I had to wave first to a lot of Porsches and Jags……..But I digress — so, anyway…..
I still look at beautiful and classic cars, although now I drive around in an ordinary Accord.
I hope our OP finds his fellow enthusiasts in TV.
Boomer