When my first car, the 69 Chevy Nova, completely had the floor boards rust through, I could actually use a method very similar to this to stop my vehicle and save break pad wear, Kerbey. I could Flintstone it if I needed or wanted to with that dang car.
Ha! My first car was a hand me down 1967 Chevy II station wagon. i remember driving through a snow bank and having the snow come right in through the floor and filling the driver’s foot area. ha!
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Silly kids. That’s not how you hitch a ride.
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Push, pull, one way or the other they’ll make it go.
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When my first car, the 69 Chevy Nova, completely had the floor boards rust through, I could actually use a method very similar to this to stop my vehicle and save break pad wear, Kerbey. I could Flintstone it if I needed or wanted to with that dang car.
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Mercy, that is scary!
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I had to finally get rid of the car, but not until the engine blew. I put some sheet metal over the floorboard hole and that worked for awhile.
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Ha! My first car was a hand me down 1967 Chevy II station wagon. i remember driving through a snow bank and having the snow come right in through the floor and filling the driver’s foot area. ha!
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Trait of the Chevy, Paul. When it rained, my ’69 Nova cried me a river!
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He was confused when he heard the term brake shoes.
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Ha!
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El Rancho?
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