ShadowsPapa
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- Bill
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- Runnells, Iowa
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- '22 JTO, '23 JLU, '82 SX4, '73 P. Cardin Javelin
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- Retired auto mechanic, frmr gov't ntwrk security admin
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My neighbor and I got to talking car shows yesterday (Friday) and he was talking about perhaps going to one at Karl's Kustoms and I thought I needed a diversion, break, from the routine and work going on, so decided to go. Well he had to cancel out as his wife reminded him they had company coming, were in the middle of a garage sale and he had stuff going on.
I went anyway, VERY last minute decision. I pulled the old sheets I had on my Eagle to help keep dust off while it was in the back of the garage, cleaned the windshield with some Windex, used my California duster on it and drove it the 20 minutes to the show.
I knew I'd be the only AMC there and also knew it would be all about Camaro, maybe a couple of Mustangs, and more modern vehicles people think everyone likes to see at a show like a 2019 Camaro, or a 2015 'vette or a Smart car? Really? There was a fair variety, including a 1914 Buick, and I have to admit the hemi challenger was cool.
What the heck, nice day, good to get out and see some cars and people.
They were announcing the trophies - best engine, best paint, best interior, bed Ford, best GM product, best Mopar, best 1972 or older, best 1973 or newer and when they got to that one, called out my car.
I went anyway, VERY last minute decision. I pulled the old sheets I had on my Eagle to help keep dust off while it was in the back of the garage, cleaned the windshield with some Windex, used my California duster on it and drove it the 20 minutes to the show.
I knew I'd be the only AMC there and also knew it would be all about Camaro, maybe a couple of Mustangs, and more modern vehicles people think everyone likes to see at a show like a 2019 Camaro, or a 2015 'vette or a Smart car? Really? There was a fair variety, including a 1914 Buick, and I have to admit the hemi challenger was cool.
What the heck, nice day, good to get out and see some cars and people.
They were announcing the trophies - best engine, best paint, best interior, bed Ford, best GM product, best Mopar, best 1972 or older, best 1973 or newer and when they got to that one, called out my car.
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