A little over a month ago I flew my son to the emergency room with our van. He had a bad arm injury and left a pool of about a cup of blood in the passenger seat. We've been cleaning with peroxide ever since and the stain is gone but there's still a little smell left so sometimes a bad smell isn't intentional.
Thirty years ago there was a story going around about an old livestock scalper buying a new Mercury and driving it to the sale barn where he bought a couple of calves and threw them in the back seat. I halfway knew the guy and he was the kind of character who would do something like that. He was well enough off to buy the car with petty cash but to look at him you wouldn't have guessed it. My guess is he kept the car till the wheels fell off and then parked it in the grove. Jim
This post was edited by fixerupper at 19:15:56 08/29/13.
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