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Posted by Norbert on February 05, 2002 at 19:57:08 from (67.203.88.99):
In Reply to: Way off topic.... posted by Grove r on February 05, 2002 at 16:01:40:
My grandfather's girl friend's mother-in-law(his girl friend was married but not him) had a '29 Nash. I was just a youngster then, but I remember it like it was yesterday instead of 1934. Yup, it was a creme colored roadster. Had those spare tires in the fenders and all. Grandfarther used to borrow it and go out and pick-up girls with it--always waited 'til his girl friend was out of town when he did it. Yup, he really liked the girls. Course that was before he went to the penitentiary but that's another off topic story.
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