Chevy Clown
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Chevy Clown
At the last cruise night some clown was looking at the engine in my truck and said that I should “wrap that engine in Chevrolet sheet metal”! So I smiled and asked why should I do that? Then I pointed to the magnetic sticker on the underside of the hood “GENUINE FORD PARTS”. I then informed the clown what engine I had.
Then asked him “how many Chevy guys he knows that still have their original owned 1968 truck” ? And the clown was about the same age as me. Case closed.
Then asked him “how many Chevy guys he knows that still have their original owned 1968 truck” ? And the clown was about the same age as me. Case closed.
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At the last cruise night some clown was looking at the engine in my truck and said that I should “wrap that engine in Chevrolet sheet metal”! So I smiled and asked why should I do that? Then I pointed to the magnetic sticker on the underside of the hood “GENUINE FORD PARTS”. I then informed the clown what engine I had.
Then asked him “how many Chevy guys he knows that still have their original owned 1968 truck?” And the clown was about the same age as me. Case closed.
Then asked him “how many Chevy guys he knows that still have their original owned 1968 truck?” And the clown was about the same age as me. Case closed.
March 1965.
He said, how old are you? You don't look old enough to have bought it new.
September 9, 1944.
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Signed the surrender documents aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay September 2, 1945.
V-E Day = May 8, 1945.
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Different ship (BB 61 Iowa), different bay (3 guesses...), but you get the picture...
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USS MISSOURI (BB:63): Museum-Pearl Harbor // USS WISCONSIN (BB:64): Museum-Hampton VA
Golden Gate Bridge opened 1937, first car across: 1937 Lincoln V12 Convertible Sedan with the Mayor of San Francisco in the back seat. Lincoln driven by Clarence Bullwinkle, Lincoln Zone Manager.
Cartoon character Bullwinkle Moose (Rocky & Bullwinkle) named after Clarence, he and the cartoonist were friends.
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