[QUOTE=REGs;402436]Hey Don ... you guys must have been well off ... was that in 1933???

Nah, tbat was when all these old cars were $ 25.00 each. I'd be sitting in class and a buddy would come up and tell me that someone he knew had such and such a car for sale, usually $ 25.00 was the going rate, so I'd hit my Mom up for a few bucks and would get a new toy. I would also call junkyards because people would scrap great cars just because they were tired of them. They usually charged $ 25.00 for a car, and if you wanted the battery it was $ 6.00 more..........I have no idea why that was.

I knew a guy who would get a car from a junkyard and drive it as his car until it finally died. Then he would call them up and ride with the tow truck driver to the yard, pick out a new car, and drive that one until it also died.

Don