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Re: Transmission 1800 1969

posted by  someone claiming to be ACEMAN on  Fri Nov 17 04:14 CST 2000 [RELATED]

I can't resist this one. My first P1800 was in the garage and my wife never drove it. One day she jumped in it to go to the market. Needless to say I was as nevous as a cat in a room full of rocking chairs. When she returned she asked how in the %&*& do you drive that car. It's so stiff and you can't even see over the hood. I was so glad to here that reaction. That was 18 years ago. Since then that P1800 is gone and been replaced twice over. Our marriage has never been better and I have the luxury of nobody else driving my car. Man I am I lucky or what.





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