I'm totally on board with the P-35 (Hi-Power), but... I've been a CZ 75 addict since I bought mine in 1977. If I didn't have my CZ, I'd go back to the Browning.
Snow really is the stock answer. However, there are lots of places where the roads are salted/gritted and cars don't immediately rust out. I am of the opinion that one of the reasons so many cars in the USA have rusted can be laid down to poor or nonexistant undercoating.
Living in Ireland for...
Deux-Chaveaux! a superb little car. We've had several over the years, including a Charleston which I used in Ireland as the backup for our old Rolls-Royce. I used to rent 2CVs from the appropriately named "Two Horse Hire" in London, and once drove one from Lands End to John O'Goats with my...
Of all of Freeberg's television ads my favorite was for Sunsweet Pitted Prunes. The tag line was pure genius... "Today the pits, tomorrow the wrinkles. Sunsweet marches on!"
I think these ads were done by either David Ogilvie or Stan Freeburg and, love 'em or hate 'em, they are remarkably fresh and extremely well written and do what they are supposed to do: convince you to buy a Volkwagen.
I'd rate any quality, rust free car of the '50s a fair buy at something around $1000, so your Buick is probably close to the mark concerning value. $1200 is probably pretty good if it includes delivery. So, if ya like it, buy it, and don't worry too much about the price. Worst case scenario...
You are probably right. Since people no longer have to conform to the standards of the workplace (where there seem to be no standards), they conform to the lower standards of casual dress as worn by their neighbors.
There is nothing in statute law to prevent the owner of a "heritage" building from doing as he pleases. It is, after all private property and this is a free country.
I've always been a fan of the air-cooled VW, especially the convertibles; like Morgans, they were the least changed thirties automobiles out there. My next around town car will probably be another Beetle convertible.
There really are only three credible theories concerning the Lindbergh kidnapping: Hauptmann did it; Lindbergh did it; or it was done by an unknown third party. Starting with the last theory, I do not believe there has ever been any solid evidence (as opposed to mere conjecture) that the crime...
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