In a message dated 1/10/2000 12:48:48 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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<< Well, those were the 70s--and the Model A
 was preferable to most of the art that was being perpetrated there.  >>

As the 8-ball used to say, "it is decidedly so."

When I was a little kid, a neighbor was a race car mechanic, and I saw him
driving a Morgan once, and was mightily impressed, much more so than by my
mother's 47 Plymouth.  When I was in High School, I found a 29 A coupe that I
could've bought for $450, but the 'rents were afraid I'd spend too much time
on the car and not enough on school.  So now instead of nice little contained
cars, I fool with buildings that seem to have endless problems; money pits
instead of grease pits, I guess.

Hey, how come nobody's objecting to this shameless promotion of Morgans and
denigration of Fords?

Ralph

Ralph