Slick 60's

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many years ago a friend had an old dodge dart. his muffler rusted out and being a rather frugal guy, took a campbells soup can , poked a few holes in it and clamped it on the pipe, then he started up the car and poked some more holes in it until it sounded right and was flowing enough to suit him.
several months later while driving we got pulled over by the cops for a loud car. the cop looked underneath and saw the can, which had by then rusted out.
the cop asked him if there was something better he could do, my friend looked at him and said " maybe a chunky soup can will last longer " the cop started laughing so hard at this he told us to go , without giving a ticket.

I think there might be a campbells soup can somewhere in the bodywork of my pops ole 66 !

These are great!

When my grandpa was a kid he was riding home at night with his uncle and cousin. For whatever reason they lost headlights, so my grandpa and his cousin got to sit on the front fenders with flashlights the rest of the way home lol.

Before i was born, my twin uncles wer driving and the head lights whent out. They made it home by each of them holding a flash light out the window.

Fair enough. I guess I'm more full of sh!t than a dairy farm on Sunday.

This is a funny story supposed to be true. My Uncle was stranded downtown after a huge snowstorm one time.. the snow was pretty dry but real deep.. My Dad said he couldn't drive the car in it the three miles to get my Uncle so he took his small motorcycle and road feet down all the way there and back. My Dad said it was just narrow enough it would cut thru the snow, and the roads weren't real packed and icy underneath. Sounds impossible to me..but my Dad wasn't one to lie to me ...