Pretty good car....

[David R.]

Sound familiar?

 

[Chuck Dempsey]

Thank you.....

 

[Ernie Vitucci]

Now that's impressive! I had a girl friend like that once upon a time, many, many years ago...Ernie in Arizona

 

[McMimmcs]

dont understand the meaning of the post.

 

[eagle]

Now that right there's funny! I don't care who you are.

 

[warren33]

Sound familiar?

I'll keep that in mind the next time I sell my old car

 

[ericr]

-sounds very familiar to me. one of Dad's friends had a '58 Cadillac (remember how huge those were?) and the passenger door would swing open when he drove into a gas station or otherwise banked the car over an uneven surface. The local Cadillac dealer put gobs of weld on the striker plate to try to remedy the problem, which was hilarious to witness.

 

[ericr]

dont understand the meaning of the post.

Well, like Senator Claghorn used to say, "that's a joke, son".

 

[Jeff/Illinois]

I got it....that was funny

 

[deuce5wndw]

Well, like Senator Claghorn used to say, "that's a joke, son".

Thought that was Foghorn Leghorn but my memory could be bad!

 

[shew01]

Thought that was Foghorn Leghorn but my memory could be bad!

Yes, that’s the cartoon character that I’ve been trying to recall since reading this thread. Thanks for mentioning him. [emoji38]


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[deuce5wndw]

You're welcome.

 

[ericr]

youngsters, Senator Claghorn was a character on the Fred Allen Show that was an exaggeration of a stereotyped politician from the South. Foghorn Leghorn on the Warner Bros. cartoons was apparently a spin-off from the Senator as their voices and mannerisms were similar.

 

[McMimmcs]

youngsters, Senator Claghorn was a character on the Fred Allen Show that was an exaggeration of a stereotyped politician from the South. Foghorn Leghorn on the Warner Bros. cartoons was apparently a spin-off from the Senator as their voices and mannerisms were similar.

I’m impressed, haha!

 

[deuce5wndw]

youngsters, Senator Claghorn was a character on the Fred Allen Show that was an exaggeration of a stereotyped politician from the South. Foghorn Leghorn on the Warner Bros. cartoons was apparently a spin-off from the Senator as their voices and mannerisms were similar.

Long long time since someone called me a youngster!