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"Grapefruit!"
I have heard a lot of descriptions, but never
compared car parts to fruit.
Hmmmmm...
Her tailpipe has the elegant lines of a Banana. As she goes past, I
try to catch a glimpse of her apple like tailights gleaming in the
night. My heart flutters as I catch the pomegranite like odor
of the exhaust, waffeling from beneath her pumpkin colored chassis.
She turns and her tangerine signals wink at me through the darkness, leaving me,
dreaming of the melons she must be sporting up front. Her strawberry
pock marked body is irresistable, with the shining pear like medallion floating
inbetween her glowing peachy headlights. I dream of carressing her soft,
plum like steering wheel, and listening to the Raisinettes on her
radio.
But for now, I must settle for the older
lemon.
Sorry, could not resist, John in once again, snowy
WI
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Tuesday, November 05, 2002 6:44
AM
Subject: Re: [FWDLK] ITALIAN MOPARS -
Mirrors
Chrysler's first remote control sideview
mirror was offered in '58; thus only the twin-post, non-hooded,
non-remote style was available in '57. Roger is correct that the '58-59
style remote was three-post (the center post housed the control cable)
and had a small hood at the top 40% or so of the "grapefruit".
Wayne
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