Re: some thoughts on my past snobberies

[thepulpitmaster@xxxxxxx]

I must have been lucky or unlucky three times.  Although these were  not 
Mopars, they still got away from me.  There first was a 1954 Packard  
convertible. It was  yellow with a tan canvas top for $800 and in very nice  shape. 
The guy told me the price goes up $100 per year.  My Dad said "NO,  you will 
kill yourself."  The second was a 1957 T-bird on a lot for  $2,000.  I 
begged and begged my Dad to help me get a loan for it.   Again I got the same 
response of NO!  Well, I for got one.  A 1964  Dodge Custom 880 two door 
hardtop that my Mom had.  I wanted that car so  bad.  I bought a new Buick in 
1973 and gave her the keys and told her she  could have it, but I get the 
Dodge.  She learned the same word from my Dad,  NO.  She sold it 2 years later 
for $300, I was crushed.  But today, I  have 2  1964 dodge Custom 880's, one 
convertible and  1 a 2 door  hardtop!  Every story has a happy ending!
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