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Old 05-09-2012, 08:16 AM
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My timing is perfect. I was 13 when rock&roll was introduced. I collected military guns when they were plentiful and cheap. I rode motorcycles when they were fun to build. I drove a Dusenberg, Cord, Gullwing, Tiger, MG and SRT6. Now I am experiencing the Internet Revolution. It has given man uncontrolled communication for the first time in history.... Gary..
 

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Old 05-09-2012, 08:38 AM
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I too watched rock and roll evolve. I Didn't get to drive those cars. However I too got to collect military guns, but mine were free.
 
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Old 05-09-2012, 08:59 PM
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While I am assuming I am a younger since I was born when the Beach Boys were big, I have had the Honor to drive a Cord 812 Supercharged Convertible, Butter Cream with light brown interior (belonged to my Great Uncle Roswell) a '36 if I remember correctly I was only 15 at the time and learning how to drive on the farm in Virginia, and My Grandmother was the second owner of a HUGE Duesenberg - Rollston. She had bought it from some "B movie" actress in San Bernandino, CA in the late forties. I have many great memories of riding in the Duesy (named Toppy) for picnic's on Big Bear, and Arrow Head Lake in the 60's when you could still see the lake from the road and just pull off to swim, picnic, or fish. I wish she had kept that car... I would love to have driven her. She gave it to a former student when she moved east to join us in VA in '72....Yes, Gave it to them GRRRR! My Father almost had a stroke. I saw them once when I worked for Disney (mid 80's) at a car show in Laguna. The car was still in perfect order. Grandmother would have been proud..she used to hand polish the car herself and do her own oil changes.
Timing is everything!! And we all need to appreciate what we have today because tomorrow it will be a classic.

 
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Old 05-10-2012, 10:40 PM
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Since Duesy's go for a million now, you got scrod.

I grew up during the free love generation of the late 60s but was too busy drinking and partying to take advantage of it. After 34 years of happy marriage, I wish I had drunk less and scrod more back then.
 
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Old 05-10-2012, 10:45 PM
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Goldwing, I agree...we no doubt got screwed. LOL

 
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