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20/01/2022 10:18 am
For 1983 I looked up the definition of "Automobile" in my Random House Dictionary of the English Language and I got a one word definition: BORING. I'm kidding of course, but I do think cars in '83 were boring.
The next burning question is, "What is a Dictionary?" I was informed by my 15 year old granddaughter that they no longer have dictionary's in her school. In further conversation I learned that her school also no longer teaches cursive writing or basic math (i.e. addition, subtraction, etc.). I'm feeling old.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
20/01/2022 11:11 am
I got commissioned as a Coast Guard Ensign, married and moved to Florida from Boston in 1983. Retired as a Commander in 2004 but still married to the same woman. 👴👍
BTW that Monte Carlo (Regal, Cutlas) was not too bad, almost bought an 84.
Frank Reed
Chesapeake, VA
Topic starter
20/01/2022 11:20 am
@frank, I agree with you about the Monte Carlo, Regal, and Cutlass. And congratulations on still being married. In today's world that's commendable.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
Frank Reed and Frank Reed reacted
20/01/2022 4:27 pm
Bought a new ' 83 Plymouth Reliant 2 door 5 speed std, the biggest LEMON I ever bought. After a year+ and 17,000 miles it became one of Conn. first lemon law enforcement cases. Long story.
Topic starter
20/01/2022 8:01 pm
Bought a new ' 83 Plymouth Reliant 2 door 5 speed std, the biggest LEMON I ever bought. After a year+ and 17,000 miles it became one of Conn. first lemon law enforcement cases. Long story.
I feel your pain with your LEMON. I've told the story before of me purchasing a brand new '73 Plymouth Duster in July 1973. All I heard from everyone was that it was a car with a great engine...the "Slant Six". At 61,000 miles the engine blew and I found out that Chrysler wouldn't step up and fix it. Like yours, it was a long story. Needless to say, I was soured on anything produced by Chrysler from then on.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota