I would have stopped also but there were two guys plus the tow truck driver pushing it... I have more respect for anyone driving an old car, I know what it takes to do so. I was just trying to express my joy with my car, at that moment, that's all...
JM
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When I see a classic car off the road and in possible
need of assistance I try to stop if it's at all possible
for me to do so, regardless of what kind of vehicle it
is. As an enthusiast I know that others may have
different tastes and preferences when it comes to makes
and models, but it doesn't change the fact that we're
all interconnected by our choice of hobby and should
stick together and support each other.
Brad O.
Jason Morris wrote:
> I was driving back to work after my lunch when, low and behold, I see two
> guys pushing a rather nice 1965 F*rd Rustang toward a flat-bed tow truck. I
> just had to smile...but because I drove slowly passed the broken down F*rd,
> I had to shield my amusement from the rather frustrated owner of the
> Rustang.
>
> As I hit 70 mph driving smoothly down the freeway I got to thinking... even
> though my Elky looks like it should be sitting in front of a 20 year old
> trailer home, it's a good ride and has never failed to start for me.
>
> It's funny how the misfortune of others, can brighten your day.
>
> JM
> '69 El Camino (A noble steed)
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