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Originally Posted by Hank70SS
I was thinking the '34 but there isn't much room for luggage, guess the Nomad would be better. I have a Kroger card, it'll save us, I mean Tony, on gas on the way down. We can throw the grille in the back, cook some steaks in the Kroger parking lot. The more steaks, sam'iches and beer we buy, I mean Tony buys, on the way down the more he'll save on gas. It's a win-win for everyone.
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Luggage, I'm just bringing a couple spare pair of speedo's and some mesh wife beaters shirts and fit right in down there in Flordu. They will fit in a Hamady sack (I'm sure Tony is the only one on here besides me that knows what a Hamady sack is)
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Originally Posted by FlintTony
Man, what a bunch. Now see, Brian must be college educated to come with a brilliant idea like that. Fresh milk and fresh blueberries. Don't get much better than that.
Ric, where did that picture of the Nomad come from? That was a few years ago at the Bricks. My buddy Bobs Nova is next to it.
No wait!! The seats fold down in the 34! You can strap the luggage to the top of the car. It has overdrive! Save me some cash on gas that way.
Or I could just hire some of the Mesicans to do the berry pickin. Don't sound like it would be as much fun though.
You guys can "camp-out" in the Nomad. Ought to be a real fun trip. Like when I was younger and a bunch of us would jump in my van and head to Florida. Course, we had some pills to help keep us awake. Seems like it only took about 4 hours to get ther.
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Brian coming with us as we will need all of to do the picking, cutting, drying and packaging of the "Blue Berries".
The picture was from Back at the Bricks, you were to good to park with us because you got to park on the flat lot while I peons parked with the common folks.
I broke it to Haley today that Uncle Tony won't let me park the Camaro over there so she will have to scrape windows this winter, she was heart broken.