Posted by Don E. Foster on February 03, 2009 at 17:40:45 from (75.100.58.193):
In Reply to: old car posted by ken in texas on February 02, 2009 at 17:37:01:
My first car was a $25 1928 Pontiac up on blocks. In 1939 bought it one day and two days later left York, NE and headed for Chokio, MN to work in uncle's harvest. Put radiator cleaner in and decided to leave it all the way. Managed to get 2 5 gal cans to carry water to get from gas station to gas station. Brake bands turned to glass and rear ended a new Buick in Omaha. Reasonable guy up front. Found it would burn kerosene which was cheaper. Water pump was shot too but parts store said had to have cash... Traded that for a '34 Ford (sure wish I had that today) and it was great!! All part of my education.
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