[455Grandville]

Originally Posted by Ron Landis

I was on a Pontiac site and guys were slammin' GM AND posting pix of their DATSUNS...as if anyone cared!!! How stupid is THAT??? You'll have to Google "Datsun"...its a POS that the Japs even gave up on! Most all have rusted away by now.

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Originally Posted by goatman65

And then there is this....''with a 396.fuelie heads and 4 on the floor''.

But i'll forgive this one cause i really like 'The Boss'.

Im guessing it sounded good for lyrics, but not accuracy ?

[Ron Landis]

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I'm about done here anyway. Excuse me for being honest.

[Bob Dillon]

I wouldn't exactly call the questioner a "car guy," but once when I was filling up my Grandville at the local gas station, a ricer driver about 19 was looking at the car and asked me "old dude, did they like stretch that car like a limousine?"

I just smiled.

[455Grandville]

Originally Posted by Bob Dillon

I wouldn't exactly call the questioner a "car guy," but once when I was filling up my Grandville at the local gas station, a ricer driver about 19 was looking at the car and asked me "old dude, did they like stretch that car like a limousine?"

I just smiled.

Don't feel bad mine has been called an "aircraft carrier" by a Hyundai sales idiot.

[Bob Dillon]

Originally Posted by 455Grandville

Don't feel bad mine has been called an "aircraft carrier" by a Hyundai sales idiot.

I told a Miata driver once to drive her car into my trunk and I'd ditch my spare tire.

[455Grandville]

Originally Posted by Bob Dillon

I told a Miata driver once to drive her car into my trunk and I'd ditch my spare tire.

I once had a guy comment that mob guys all drove cars like mine and my 75 probably had bodies in the trunk at one time.
For fun, I told the clown the former owners name was Tony Spilotro and I bought it from an FBI auction in Vegas

[Simple Man]

Originally Posted by 455Grandville

I once had a guy comment that mob guys all drove cars like mine and my 75 probably had bodies in the trunk at one time.
For fun, I told the clown the former owners name was Tony Spilotro and I bought it from an FBI auction in Vegas

Wasn't James Hoffa driving a Grandville the day he disappeared?

[goatwgn]

Originally Posted by 455Grandville

Don't feel bad mine has been called an "aircraft carrier" by a Hyundai sales idiot.

Younger people nowadays don't seem to have a clue as to the size of some of the old real "full size" (standard size) cars were before the first round of "downsizing"- which occured likely 10-15 years before they were even born. The Grandville is as big as it had to be to haul 6 people in comfort, and that it does. (I need to find me a '74 Cadillac Fleetwood Sixty Special(factory limo) and show up at a Miata car show with it. Younger people have even thought my "intermediate" '74 Cutlass Supreme was a "boat", and my '66 Pontiac Tempest Custom wagon(also intermediate)- 203'' long-was "the longest car they had ever seen"-give me a break.

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by Bob Dillon

I wouldn't exactly call the questioner a "car guy," but once when I was filling up my Grandville at the local gas station, a ricer driver about 19 was looking at the car and asked me "old dude, did they like stretch that car like a limousine?"

I just smiled.

He called you "old dude"?


Geez - I'm not looking forward to that.


K

[67drake]

I was out trick or treating with my younger kids last year and some lady commented "Oh,how cute,you took the grandkids trick or treating!"
My wife started cracking up.

[Bob Dillon]

Originally Posted by Keith Seymore

He called you "old dude"?

Yep. Kids. Can't live with 'em, can't shoot 'em.

Geez - I'm not looking forward to that.

Consider the alternative.

[Goat & Chicken Farmer]

Are Tow truck operators’ car people?
The dumb f@#% tow truck operator that came to pick up the goat yesterday to take her BACK to the body shop (so they can re-paint the cowl the proper black instead of the Lucerne blue they painted it, and hang the doors) shows up and backs into the driveway and gets out, I opened the garage to reveal the GTO all shiny and half way built with no response from the Bozo. He stood there and watched me struggle to push the car out of the garage while steering at the same time. I inched the car to the edge of the tilted bed and he swings these huge metal hooks onto the flatbed like a sack of potatoes. I explained to him that we didn’t want any scratches on the finishes we have worked so hard to achieve. He says, "I don’t got nothing to protect it." So I run into the garage to get some rags or something, I come back out and he already has both hooks on the front lower control arms, I make him undue them and insert rags which must have pissed him off, he winched it onto the flatbed and he throws the rear hook around the rear axle housing almost smashing the new in-line tube brake line, stuffs the chain into the bed hole and pulls the winch tight, stretching the car from a$$ hole to elbows. Then, without looking, he levels out the bed and stuffs the top of the car into the pine tree he was parked next to and jumps into his truck. I run to the driver’s window and let him know the car is in the tree and to carefully pull out to the left, he gives me a dirty look and blasts down the driveway while my 19 year old daughter was grabbing at branches to keep them off the new paint. My daughter and I jump into my car and proceed to follow him the whole way to the body shop. The way this guy drove with our baby on the back of flatbed, you would have thought he had a 1976 Pinto on there. What an ass-hat! I was fuming when we got to the body shop and I let my body shop guy know how I felt about the whole situation and how lucky they all were that there was no damage. (They arranged this ass-hat) How can you not be pissed off in this kind of situation?

[arbys]

Originally Posted by Goat & Chicken Farmer

Are Tow truck operators’ car people?
The dumb f@#% tow truck operator that came to pick up the goat yesterday to take her BACK to the body shop (so they can re-paint the cowl the proper black instead of the Lucerne blue they painted it, and hang the doors) shows up and backs into the driveway and gets out, I opened the garage to reveal the GTO all shiny and half way built with no response from the Bozo. He stood there and watched me struggle to push the car out of the garage while steering at the same time. I inched the car to the edge of the tilted bed and he swings these huge metal hooks onto the flatbed like a sack of potatoes. I explained to him that we didn’t want any scratches on the finishes we have worked so hard to achieve. He says, "I don’t got nothing to protect it." So I run into the garage to get some rags or something, I come back out and he already has both hooks on the front lower control arms, I make him undue them and insert rags which must have pissed him off, he winched it onto the flatbed and he throws the rear hook around the rear axle housing almost smashing the new in-line tube brake line, stuffs the chain into the bed hole and pulls the winch tight, stretching the car from a$$ hole to elbows. Then, without looking, he levels out the bed and stuffs the top of the car into the pine tree he was parked next to and jumps into his truck. I run to the driver’s window and let him know the car is in the tree and to carefully pull out to the left, he gives me a dirty look and blasts down the driveway while my 19 year old daughter was grabbing at branches to keep them off the new paint. My daughter and I jump into my car and proceed to follow him the whole way to the body shop. The way this guy drove with our baby on the back of flatbed, you would have thought he had a 1976 Pinto on there. What an ass-hat! I was fuming when we got to the body shop and I let my body shop guy know how I felt about the whole situation and how lucky they all were that there was no damage. (They arranged this ass-hat) How can you not be pissed off in this kind of situation?

With so much at stake I think that I would send him back empty and then proceed to call the body shop to send someone more responsible.

[wytnyt]

Originally Posted by Goat & Chicken Farmer

Are Tow truck operators’ car people?

is a goat and chicken farmer real people?
the answer to both those questions are yes of course they are
but the problem lies in having the body shop supply the towing company as they use the lowest priced company they can find so they can usually bump up the towing charges and make a dollar on that also.
there are low end towers just like there are low ends in every business.
if a cut rate price is achieved,,along with it comes a cut rate knowledge of the occupation
its just common sense,,,you get what you pay for