Well, slap my a$$ . . .

[duhtroll]

Took the MM into the oil change place today. Got there later than I wanted to because I had to drop a TV off at a repair shop (or are TVs disposable nowadays?) Lo and behold, what do I see in the bay in front of me . . .

 

[duhtroll]

So anyway I go in and find the owner, Mike, a kid in his 20s. Told me he has always loved driving older cars and found this one partially restored. We chat for a while and really appreciate the chance to check out each other's rides.

 

[duhtroll]

That's all - just had a cool time today.

Thanks,
-A

 

[stevengerard]

That's all - just had a cool time today.

Thanks,
-A

Very Cool! I haven't seen an old one in real life in years, what years is it? What engine was in it?

 

[Marauderman]

That's why I try and take my camera with me every time I'm out--it can be usefull and save your axx at times--just ask Logan!!!!

 

[woaface]

it can be usefull and save your axx at times--just ask Logan!!!!

Logan????


Yeah I like to carry my digital as well. Andrew cheats and has one on his phone though:up:

 

[hitchhiker]

Very Cool! I haven't seen an old one in real life in years, what years is it? What engine was in it?

That Merc. is a 1968. My dad had one years ago. Most had 390's in them

Best Regards,

David

 

[duhtroll]

Clang!

Correct answer - 1968 with a 390 according to the owner.

-A

 

[junehhan]

Sounds like you had a lot more interesting of a day than I did. It's always nice to see old classic cars that are in good shape. I wonder what kind of gas mileage you get in a 68 Marauder with the 390?

 

[Haggis]

Cool Andrew, real cool. You should have traded test drives.

 

[mrjones]

Took the MM into the oil change place today. Got there later than I wanted to because I had to drop a TV off at a repair shop (or are TVs disposable nowadays?) Lo and behold, what do I see in the bay in front of me

Cool. Reminds me of the first car that I got to take to town and cruise in on Saturday night. I was in the eighth grade and took my mom's 68 Colony Park station wagon. It had the 390 4V, and was really fast. Probably the reason I still love station wagons today.