by waaytoomuchintothis » Fri Jan 02, 2015 3:21 pm
I do love a story. That's why I write them. Now, if I could get a publisher to like them as much as I do, I'd be rich. I've been collecting them for 40+ years. But car stories are the best. That truly looks the part, and I can tell you from years of farm work on my great-grandfather's and grandfather's farms, chickens do like a spot of their own, and they do decorate the same spot again and again, which looks just like that. Usually, they are so likely to go to the same spot, the s**t splatters line up with the rafters they have been sitting on.
In real life, I know where there is a 1959 El Camino Apache, or whatever the top of the line showboat was, surrounded by tall weeds, untouched for decades and forgotten. I have dreamed about that car for 20 years. I even researched that a Special Super Turbo Thrust V-8 348 cubic inch - 315 Horsepower- with triple 2 barrels will bolt right in, no matter what transmission you choose. Imagine that in a '59 El Camino! But there it sits, in a state that doesn't get rusted cars... I need to build a slot car of that dream.