Friday, September 11, 2020

two generations apart, where obviously, hip hop music, video games, and not working on cars - made a big difference

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  1. depends on where you lived
    I grew up in small rural Appalachia, 900 residents in town, 9000 in the county, we lived 12 miles from town. no traffic light in the county.
    in the late 70s / early 80s
    there were no baggy pants or hip hop or drugs, booze was the drug of choice, which had to be purchased 20 miles away, since the county I lived in didnt allow alcohol sales. Still doesnt allow it. everyone owned a VW rail buggy or a Honda XL-250 motorcycle for riding the endless forest roads, all of which are now blocked off, (half the county was national forest)

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  2. '39 or '40 Ford Tudor. I'm thinking '40 based on the wheels. The'39 had a wider spaced lug pattern. <Looks like a '40 tail light as well.

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