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Clydes 31 P/U

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I got this picture from another forum where a fella was complaining (rightly so) of his nieghbors goats climbing on his modern cars, just thought some of you might get a kick out of it.
 

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My girlfriend used to have goats, and the babies would climb up on her ex husband's MG trunk, then the convertible top, where they would bounce like a trampoline and jump on to the hood, leaving tiny hoof prints in the aluminum hood.
 
Clydes 31 P/U said:
I got this picture from another forum where a fella was complaining (rightly so) of his nieghbors goats climbing on his modern cars, just thought some of you might get a kick out of it.
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Holy Cow ! That's a first-generation Chrysler... wonder if it had a "California Top" ?

( Can't imagine the standard canvas top supporting that critter w/o deflecting...)
 
When we were kids my Dad had restored a beautiful red and white 57 Ford convertible. Our goat Billie (original huh?) would try to climb IN the window if it was open, then his hooves would slide down the door. I don't remember him climbing on top but he climbed most everything else. Needless to say Dad wanted to have the goat for dinner!
 
dwollam said:
When we were kids my Dad had restored a beautiful red and white 57 Ford convertible. Our goat Billie (original huh?) would try to climb IN the window if it was open, then his hooves would slide down the door. I don't remember him climbing on top but he climbed most everything else. Needless to say Dad wanted to have the goat for dinner!
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Did the Goat accept Dad's invitation for dinner?:confused: If so, what did he serve to the GOAT?:confused: Buster T.:cool:
 
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