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My 1st Car - 1948 Convertible
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stanikon wrote:
Looks like the brakes were in good shape.
It was an almost new 1948 model with very few miles (uh, feet) on the odometer.
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When I was that age, my brothers and I had what was called an Irish Mail Car. Two kids sat on it facing each other. Propulsion was by means of an up-and-down motion of a vertically swiveling bar with handles - similar to the old service carts the railroads used. I do not remember how direction was controlled. Stopping was usually accomplished by the smaller of the two riders being thrown off onto the ground to the glee and cheers of onlookers.
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--Bob
FL Streetrodder wrote:
Great mpg, poor acceleration! The thrill of going topless!!!
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FL Streetrodder wrote:
Great mpg, poor acceleration! The thrill of going topless!!!
lol.
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Ah yes, the wind in your hair and an open road. The American dream...
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FL Streetrodder wrote:
Great mpg, poor acceleration! The thrill of going topless!!!
I had a 42’, but it was orange. Photography had not yet been invented, so I don’t have any sexy photos.
Mark
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FL Streetrodder wrote:
Great mpg, poor acceleration! The thrill of going topless!!!
Those were the days
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nervous2 wrote:
Wanted one in the worst way; never got one. 
That's two of us...
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FL Streetrodder wrote:
Great mpg, poor acceleration! The thrill of going topless!!!
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