Shoe by Gary Brookins and Susie MacNelly for March 13, 2014

Lucky it did not go wonga wonga nobody knows the cost then.

That’s $300.00.

“We’ll keep ‘er limpin’ along, fer as long as his Money holds out. Then it’s off t’ the scrap-yard.”

When I see the cars of the 50s and 60s, I truly wonder how I ever drove one, let alone parallel parked one. They are soooo long!

I was amazed to learn that Cuba still has many American cars of the ‘50s plying their streets. Boulevard barges; lead sleds; boat anchors. Cuba is where Cosmos’s car belongs.

MADD…mechanics against dickheaded do-it-yourselfers. I’ll be there when you screw something up$$$$

$$i9:And if relations with Cuba ever normalize, someone will make some big money bringing them back to the US, restoring and selling them here.

cheaper than dentistry with better results.

@russ5419It’s good that you can do that. I will guess that mechanics in small communities are decent or are known to be honest or otherwise.

My Dad was a mechanic…when my car started making noises…he said “Turn the radio up”!!!

On “The Andy Griffith Show”, Gilley Walker told Goober that his car went “pa-ding, pa-ding”. Wonder how much that cost?

Good thing it wasn’t the “choo-wing, choo-wing” noise. Nobody makes the part that fixes that anymore.

It won’t be nearly as expensive once the guy under the hood stops tuning his bagpipes.

Don’t forget the sales tax. How much money did you put into this car?