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FFS, that's a Sloppy Joe, a Maid Rite / Tavern / Canteen / Loose Meat doesn't have tomato sauce in it
*in Sioux City the Maid-Rite / Tavern / Canteen / Loose Meat debate also include Charlie Boy and Tastee
like, where are you from, Mars or Nebraska or something
Proud to have been friends with John Malkovich's sisters, Amanda and Becky, both of whom died tragically young.
WELCOME TO SPRINGFIELD
HOME OF THE FIRST RESTAURANT DRIVE THRU
Capital of Illinois
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Start your Sunday drive with a visit to #DavesCarIDService
Let's start off with this awesome slice of vintage racing, which prompted me to a bit of research. Your dad's pic is from 1954; bike is a 1954 BSA Shooting Star & rider is Kenny Eggers, one of the BSA "Wrecking Crew" who swept the top 5 at 1954 Daytona
Road races were held at Torrey Pines 1951-56, but bike events stopped in 1954. Kenny Eggers won 500cc that year, and is in the AMA HOF. Sadly, he passed away in 2010. Last picture shows him with a replica of his 54 Shooting Star.
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Kicking off #DavesCarIDService today with these 3 smiling wahines in Hawaii. I really want to say circa 1920 Chevy 490 roadster, but seems a bit small; maybe the camera angle is distorting it
The Chevy 490 was the first direct shot over the bow of Ford, which had a 50% global market share with the Model T at the time. It was named the "490" because the price was $490, same as the T, and led to a mini price war. By 1925, a new Model T was as low as $260.
This is a 1938 Chevy Master coupe, but a few cues suggest Ford bits are involved. Low front stance says probably a Mustang II (or Nova, or Camaro) IFS, bolt spacing in rear hit at a Ford 9" rear diff
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same
nypost.com/2020/05/01/kim…
Lockin' down with my Pleasure Squad like
geez, how do you people think I have kept so calm during quarantine
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