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@100ford2003 It's even tighter when I bring home the Town Car with Ram in the garage! I don't like to leave my cars outside. I have two other garages close by for the others.
@pete-rovero Arthroscopy, arthrotomy, or a replacement? I've had the pleasure of all three, with my right one being replaced a few years ago and it wasn't a long recuperation. I just had to remember I wasn't 22 anymore.
@100ford2003 It's even tighter when I bring home the Town Car with Ram in the garage! I don't like to leave my cars outside. I have two other garages close by for the others.
Dayum, it’s awesome to meet someone who uses a garage for its intended purpose 👍
steve
When you lived in St. Louis, I bet you frequented this place and had a Concrete or two!
Thanks Gents, I did some searching to see exactly what a “Concrete” is and now I can’t contain my taste buds to get one or more in different flavors.
steve
I love Ted Drews, just wish it was closer!
@pete-rovero I love station wagons so I can understand what it means to you. I assume you have the Automodello model. I have it in yellow and love it.
Nice set of pictures.
Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA
@pete-rovero I love station wagons so I can understand what it means to you. I assume you have the Automodello model. I have it in yellow and love it.
No Bob, I didn't buy one of the Automodello Kingswood Estate models. I couldn't decide on which color to buy so...
I bought them all! I couldn't help myself. I have very little resistance as far as wagons are concerned.
The first one. They punched three holes in my knee and did the repair. I know what you mean about age. I have to remind myself the same thing!
@pete-rovero I had to go in twice, for that procedure, and the making of the holes was painful, primarily due to the numbing medication used beforehand. Those shots were nasty. The second time, I had a Japanese surgeon and he suggested forgoing the use of pain meds and let him go straight in. I said okay and I didn't feel any pain, while he poked around. A true Zen Master, he was. You should be back to playing tennis again, very soon.
@pete-rovero Good for you. If I had the room I would have bought them all as they are that great.