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That was a sad and discusting thing about the show dog.
I think I see the cat but not sure.

 

Nooo where is it?

 

Tell Tedy it's not in the boonies of Florida.

 

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Where's the cat? It's been awhile. He's probably hungry so we need to find him.

 

I can see the ad now: "Runs and drives great, air conditioning not required, as the flow-through air works magnificently! No need to wash and wax, the car has a unique patina to it that is unmatched. You'll be the talk of the town as you cruise the boulevards in a car no one will soon forget! Be the envy of your neighbors!"

 

Wait for me! There's room for one more!

 

That reminds me of my fondest memory of my early childhood--moving our family (Mom, Dad and five kids aged 12 down to me at 3 1/2) from Tigard, OR to Mountlake Terrace, WA in a '66 Bug convertible. Dad drove, I sat on Mom's lap, my sister was sandwiched between our two oldest brothers and my middle brother Geoff in the cubby under the rear window!

 

I had a pale blue VW beetle and three kids. Often the two youngest would ride behind the rear seat in that cubby. Sometimes I threatened to put them in the front trunk.
We actully went tent camping with that Beetle.

 

My 1966 Beetle looked just like that every time I told someone at school that I was going to the beach.
The surfboards went on the roof, of course.

 

Sure seems like a lot of us had VW Beetles. I wondered who owned the millions that were once on the road.
Even down here in the boonies I saw a few almost daily. I also saw lots of 64-67 Mustangs. Seems as if they are all gone now. SUV's and mini vans took over.

 

Ours was Yukon Yellow with a black top and upholstery. My oldest brother Fred turned left on a yellow turning red light. His soon-to-be-ex-girlfriend ended up with a separated shoulder and the poor Volks was bashed axle-to-axle, but good. So Dad sold it to the local VW dealer here in Everett, who restored it for his daughter, painting it black. Fast forward to the early 2000's, and a guy stops at my work, driving a Yukon Yellow '66 drop-top with black top and upholstery, which he said he bought here in Everett. He was taking it to auction for $11 G's minimum. Never heard if he got it though.

 

Bug

Can not beat them around town.:banana: Still has a 1200cc