Okay, okay. I need to add my own. Have any of you other gents ever noted that those of us that enjoy firearms can also easily have our heads turned by an old car? Must be a "mechanical curiosity" sort of thing.
1971 DODGE CHARGER R/T (heavily breathed on)
"THE BEAST". Coined by fellow area peace officers.
1979 DODGE LIL' RED EXPRESS TRUCK. "TRIGGER". I have had it longer than Roy had the horse.
1974 CHRYSLER STATION WAGON. "THE BLUESMOBILE" With the 440 and heavy duty everything throughout that one was easy enough. Jake and Elwood would have loved it because there's room enough for the band.
1977 GRAND PRIX HURST EDITION. "THE GOLDEN ROCKET" Wife's personal ride. I would have to go through a divorce if I ever got rid of that GM product. Oh well. Easier to have that tin indian in the garage.
1967 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD SERIES 60. "THE HIT WAGON" Given to me by the proverbial little old lady. It is about three city blocks long and black, black, black. Get the picture?
Futo, I predict that this thread will be popular.
Take care and God bless to all,
Paladin
1971 DODGE CHARGER R/T (heavily breathed on)
"THE BEAST". Coined by fellow area peace officers.
1979 DODGE LIL' RED EXPRESS TRUCK. "TRIGGER". I have had it longer than Roy had the horse.
1974 CHRYSLER STATION WAGON. "THE BLUESMOBILE" With the 440 and heavy duty everything throughout that one was easy enough. Jake and Elwood would have loved it because there's room enough for the band.
1977 GRAND PRIX HURST EDITION. "THE GOLDEN ROCKET" Wife's personal ride. I would have to go through a divorce if I ever got rid of that GM product. Oh well. Easier to have that tin indian in the garage.
1967 CADILLAC FLEETWOOD SERIES 60. "THE HIT WAGON" Given to me by the proverbial little old lady. It is about three city blocks long and black, black, black. Get the picture?
Futo, I predict that this thread will be popular.
Take care and God bless to all,
Paladin