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Gasoline Alley by Jim Scancarelli is a gentle, good-natured continuing story of four generations of Wallets. Readers return daily for this positive slice of life, with universal themes and commonplace situations.
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Arye Uygur said, 9 months ago
You just know the actual truck will turn up OK somewhere. Maybe Slim’s mom stole it.
alcors3 said, 9 months ago
Cash for Clunkers anyone?
SUSAN NEWMAN
said, 9 months ago
Maybe, when they go shopping for a new truck, they’ll meet the same obnoxious salesman who plagued Skeezix in the last story arc.
whmIII said, 9 months ago
Let it go…it was a pile of junk.
ewalnut said, 9 months ago
If even an auto repair shop couldn’t keep it running, it got what was coming to it.
David Henderson said, 9 months ago
Maybe Rufus and Joel came back and got it?
Paul1963 said, 9 months ago
Okay, first off, why was Slim driving anywhere near the crusher? It’s not like they’re just sitting around in random roadside lots—they’re generally inside fenced salvage yards and the only running vehicles that ever get near them are yard trucks and forklifts.
Second, did nobody working in the yard see Slim leave the truck? Surely they would have asked him what was going on.
Third, as has been pointed out by other readers, it’s unlikely that the yard would crush an intact truck with current plates—or ANY vehicle they didn’t have a title for, since that’s a great way to get in trouble with the law.
Finally, Slim has had that particular “Kid” a relatively short time. Remember the “Dick Tracy” crossover several years back? Slim’s truck was stolen and totaled during that story, and the one he’s had since was bought to replace it—he installed the old truck’s tailgate on the replacement.
firebrand1 said, 9 months ago
Is that a person behind the crusher in frame 2?
jollyjack said, 9 months ago
@firebrand1
It appears to be either smoke or the ghost of the truck.
battle of plattsburgh said, 9 months ago
Clovia’s right, it’s always a good idea to leave your keys in your vehicle.
Saucy1121
said, 9 months ago
@Paul1963
I have a possible answer for the first: Slim may have been looking for a salvage part for a car he’s repairing.