Posted by mike henry on July 23, 2020 at 08:54:31 from (104.9.177.120):
In Reply to: Station Wagons posted by Ultradog MN on July 22, 2020 at 05:52:51:
Here in mid Michigan the big station wagon stories start with Dr. Pohl. Late 70s early 80s when he 1st came to the area and started his clinic all he had were g.m. station wagons,Olds,Buick and Chevy. Think he was even more of a dare devil back then behind the wheel. Most all folks that had him as a vet had a loader bucket or 2 of gravel around to fill in his ruts or trenches from his sliding stops. Looked like he came in on 2 wheels and skid to a stop. Jump out and do the treatment on the run jump back in the car and away he went. Never talked money, if you brought what the bill he would say I dont know not my job. Diane took care of all that. said at night while kids did dishes they would set at the table and with her notebook that she kept track of the calls on she would go through and he would tell her what he did and she would figure out the cost and mail the bills. It wasnt till late 90s that he went to driving the jeeps you see now on his tv show. Behind the barn where you see his freisian horses at his clinic there are 2 olds wagons he has kept cause they were so reliable. His backups he calls them. Many a guy tried to get them for domolation derby cars. He said they were to good a shape to waste on that. Not if he drove them much.
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