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Nyboy
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Your dad sounds like a great man, that bike looks like it just rolled out of the salesroom!!
LOL , I drove Grandpa's Dodge Dart a few times, it was his mail route car. Dependable and right hand steering and braking added for the mail route!My brother is was a mechanic. I remember when I was 17 he made me buy a old lady car (dodge dart) because it was so simple and easy to work on. God how I hated that car, at 17 I wanted something much more flasher.
I just drove very carefully. Of course we still where driving on the same side of the road unlike Europe! I got some really odd/frightened looks when meeting oncoming traffic! LOLWow Carol how long did it take you to get use to right hand steering? I had more then a few close calls the week I rented a car in London.
the boat looked much more impressive when it was maintained each year. it just got to be too much of an expense. but they are nice that you don't have to do too much to the engine each year. you do have to give them time to soak up the water before you use it or they sit low on the lake. he restored another one that was also putting around the same lake. she was called Betty Boop and owned by someone who lived across the lake from us. i think the last time ours was on the water was the late 80's. last time it was registered was 1991. it sat under a tarp beside our garage up till 2005 when dad got the motorcycle to work on. i have to say that boat left us in better shape than the pictures i remember seeing as a kid before dad restored it. i think the person who bought it took it home to upstate NY.That's a beautiful boat @Chickie'sMomaInNH . There's a wooden boat festival on one of the lakes here every year and they are quite a sight.