What is the course and drift of your compact?
Comedy of Errors 11-i-163
The villain is much lighter-heeled than I;
I followed fast, but faster did he fly.
Midsummer Night's Dream 111-i-415
Be plain, good son, and homely in thy drift.
Romeo and Juliet 11-v-55
How he did lap me!
Richard II! ll-ii-115
This aspect of mine hath feared the Valiant.
Merchant of Venice l-i-9
My word! Be Sterling yet in England?
Richard I! IV-i-264
I'll hammer it out . . .
Richard I! V-v-4
I am well acquainted with your manner of wrenching
Henry IV 11-i-120
. . . the poor mechanic!
Henry V 1-200 . . .
this frail and worthless trunk!
Henry V 111-v-163
I like the new tire. . .
Much Ado About Nothing 111-iv-12
My better parts are all thrown down;
That which remains is bit a mere lifeless block.
As You Like It l-ii-260
But indeed fire, we make holiday,
to see Caesar and to rejoice in his Triumph!
Julius Caesar l-i-34
I understand a Fury. . .
Othello IV-I-31
Good gentlemen, go your gait and let the poor folk pass. . .
King Lear IV-vi-242
A good and virtuous nature may recoil / in an Imperial. ..
Macbeth IV-iii-19
I would I had thy inches!
Anthony and Cleopatra
. . . and then, of course, Shakespeare wrote an entire play about The Tempest.
-J. H. Greelle
The hood is a NOS piece found in the 80's in a junkyard! Still in the factory shipping material~
Cool gas gauge, I bet a 36 Hp engine doesn't make that indicator move very fast.
Such a cool radio! Best European one I've seen! It's a tube one by the way.
The slot on the left is where the turn signals flip up out of the sides of the car, when the turn signal lever on the steering column is moved, of course. 
