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#179781 09/29/2004 10:31 PM
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why, is she part of the deal grin


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ah fred, i couldn't do that, then i wouldn't have anyone to change my oil are push "red rover".

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Wife? What's that?

'smIrk'

I'll let my dad drive it... he let me drive and tear up all his rides all the years before... so... grin ...besides, I got the old truck/car/tractor/house/gun/doodad sickness from him.

I've offered to let ma drive it, since she grew up country driving jeeps with everything manual but she is afraid she'll break something and she 'knows how I am'(ie: bad temper) . HA.

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My wife has only driven the 55 once.When I had the 56 BelAir she really liked to drive it.She is welcome to drive the 55 anytime.

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My truck is the only toy that my wife has not driven,,


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A little-known fact -- Peggy used to own a Freightliner COE, so you know she's a truck-driving babasaurus. grin If she was able to, she'd be driving our '49 just like Joy and I'd love to see it.

She drove my other "baby" -- Dodgezilla (V10 4WD 3500).

I've let my 25-year old daughter drive the '49. She did well and even said she enjoyed it but I think she was being nice to dad.

John


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#179787 10/03/2004 10:18 PM
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I insisted that my better half drive the truck , just so I knew she would be able to if I was past it ......... but she sure prefers her diesel Benz .. smile

edit ... John ,, sounds like the next project might be hand controls for the AD ?? cool

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Wife has already suggested installation of an automatic to make it easier for her to drive. Replace the 3 on the tree? DON'T THINK SO!! We'll just have to do some serious "training" on that 3 speed shifting! grin Be proud to see her at the wheel for sure. Like Dusty, think she prefers her Volvo. wink

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Dusty -- I suggested that once but she said she prefers being chauffered around in it. Also, like your spousal unit, she prefers her diesel Gator (that she drives with a broken shovel handle) grin

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Yep, I saw that old broken shovel handle when she took me for a drive around the property. It was broken at just the right lenghth grin We even went down the road to see the neighbors flowers and meet some very nice people. I just love the old fashion ways of the menenites. They where very curious about the fact that we came a long distance in the 51.
As far as driving Tony's trucks, I try to drive them as much as possible. This year he put "over drive" thingy in his 37. I figure, I'll just go slow enough so I don't need the extra gear. At first,I just stuck my nose up at it. I figure it went fast enough anyways, but I have to remember it's a "Hot Rod"!
I drive my 51 to work every day as long as it doesn't rain.The worse part is remembering what grade gas everyone gets. :confused:

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Hi Guys

Here is "THE PURPLE MONSTER"
"SHE" is a 1956 GMC series 100

My wife Kelly drives the truck all the time even though it has no power steering or power brakes.
I use her all the time for work. (The truck not Kelly) This past weekend I had her filled with cut up logs from a downed tree.
[img]http://neflnewhomes.com/scott/purpleness.jpg[/img]

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Scott

I just sent you an email that bounced back. I got the pictures of the Purple Monster but needed the year, make, etc. So, I can just pick it off this post! Great timing (I still have your web page opened even -- now I can finish it up and get it in the gallery).

Peg


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Wife has already suggested installation of an automatic to make it easier for her to drive. Replace the 3 on the tree...
Brian, that sounds like an invitation to purchase another truck if I've ever heard one! [img]http://www.norcalspeedshop.com/_offsite_smilies/deal.gif[/img]

What do you guys think? [img]http://www.norcalspeedshop.com/_offsite_smilies/expression_yes.gif[/img]

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