10-31-2006, 05:01 PM
Boy, Push button Dodge automatic. I remember that all to clearly. Mom had to buy a car to replace the old rusted out buick to haul us kids and a trailer from NH to AZ to where Dad was. Neither the buick or the Dodge could haul the trailer though. Half emptied the trailer. We got to go with the Dodge. Spent about two weeks in it travelling across the USA.
My father never stopped bitching about that Dodge up to when he died. Never got over leaving the tools in NH either.
Did not comprehend the treasures we were leaving behind. Hand made furniture made by a master carpenter, my great grand father, who worked for the founder of International Harvester. Those were sold to buy the push button Dodge. Several of the structures built by my GGF now have historical markers on them.
We have stolen this thread quite nicely.
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My father never stopped bitching about that Dodge up to when he died. Never got over leaving the tools in NH either.
Did not comprehend the treasures we were leaving behind. Hand made furniture made by a master carpenter, my great grand father, who worked for the founder of International Harvester. Those were sold to buy the push button Dodge. Several of the structures built by my GGF now have historical markers on them.
We have stolen this thread quite nicely.
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