Clash at Coffee and Cars

[Jerry Clayton]

I just LOVE the for sale and do not touch signs--------------

Look what I got

No its not real

Don't touch it

If you got to ask -------------------------

Its polished be cause its aluminum----------------

All real ones were alum

Its a 427w-genuine ford------Dart block/heads, etc------------

Its got Electronic fuel injection

Its a 427 fe

Its a side oiler

its got 600+ horse power

on and on----------------

[Dwight]

Yes, I forget how different other areas of the county are.

We attend shows in Tenn and Ga. and it's the same as here in town.
The South is more layed back about cars. Us old gray haired guys get away with more, like no tag or spinning your tires at 50 miles per hour. Different world. Some of our car buddies are from Ca. and we joke about some of the things that would get your thrown into jail in Ca.

And then there is London Ohio, burn outs on Main Street with the police keeping everyone back!

Dwight

[trularin]

Good post Dwight!

Tru

[D-CEL]

David,

You did the correct thing. Its not about the child (or dog), they haven't learned yet.
It is the A$$-HAT parent that need to be schooled in Car show etiquette, and often that falls on us.
I don't want too or like too, but I will!

Jason

[OnyxRider]

Originally Posted by Jerry Clayton

I just LOVE the for sale and do not touch signs--------------

Look what I got

No its not real

Don't touch it

If you got to ask -------------------------

Its polished be cause its aluminum----------------

All real ones were alum

Its a 427w-genuine ford------Dart block/heads, etc------------

Its got Electronic fuel injection

Its a 427 fe

Its a side oiler

its got 600+ horse power

on and on----------------

Well I usually attend a few shows/auction events a year....maybe. Use to be more, but how would you feel if you have a rare/expensive(whatever term you choose to use) and some dumb arse leans up on your ride!

You park it for others to enjoy and talk to all who want to learn instead of sitting behind the auto in a chair like many do. That's why I always like the lines from the poem....good fences make good neighbors(Mending Wall).