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That's not compost, it's virgin prairie topsoil kicked into the car through the nonexistent floor pans by a groundhog whose hole is directly under the tunnel.
I had one with similar dirt once, the guy parked it in the back yard, every year it would wash out, the ground would get higher and the car would get lower, we barely got it out in one piece. As far as the value? It was matching numbers, one owner, really, had the original title! Sold for $14,000 to a guy in Poland, and it took two guys to bid it that high so that was their price, not my price.

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I was at a junkyard a few years ago and come across a fairly solid looking Packard. I'd never sat in one before, so I walked up to it and opened the door only to be met with the hissing of a mama raccoon and surprised look on all the faces of the juvenile raccoons. Shut the door just as quickly as I opened it and walked away. Lol. Guess I should have knocked first.
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I was at a junkyard a few years ago and come across a fairly solid looking Packard. I'd never sat in one before, so I walked up to it and opened the door only to be met with the hissing of a mama raccoon and surprised look on all the faces of the juvenile raccoons. Shut the door just as quickly as I opened it and walked away. Lol. Guess I should have knocked first.
Strangest thing I've ever seen was a whole ecosystem in one car. Open one door, found a live snake looking at me, opened another door, huge ant hill, and then under the hood, lots of mice. An ecosystem I say!

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At least it wasn’t venomous. A friend in Texas recently found a rattler in her Miata.
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At least it wasn’t venomous. A friend in Texas recently found a rattler in her Miata.
That was last week....

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First snake is a harmeless gopher snake # 2 is another story !
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First snake is a harmeless gopher snake # 2 is another story !
Snakes are like wild mushrooms, some are fine, some are deadly, the variations are subtle, so I avoid all, just in case.

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I'd buy it and use it as garage art...
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It sure costs a lot to go slow!
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It sure costs a lot to go slow!
I’d use it as a trainer for marathons andcdrive it Fred Flinstone.

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I’d use it as a trainer for marathons andcdrive it Fred Flinstone.

PM box fisked.
Must be an "older guy" thing.

"Young" punks like Unobtan are in it to make money.
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Must be an "older guy" thing.

"Young" punks like Unobtan are in it to make money.
It's over-rated, making $$$.

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Old 09-13-2019, 05:34 PM
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Ha ha - that's great!
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It's over-rated, making $$$.

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Who's your modern day counterpart for the likes of Raw' when his turbo turns geriatric ?
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I'll just eat more blue bombers when that happens, pNutz - will buy the stuff by the POD container, if need be!

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