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Man-o-Manischewitz... (Something Bozo the clown used to say at noon on WGN TV).
I remember getting my first Studebaker Hawk tie-tac out of a grungy steering wheel from there back in the late 60's. Flat towed more than a few hulks there from Itasca....
I remember one Mercury Comet.. We pulled the 9" pumpkin out, slid a piece of water pipe over the axles, and dragged it down Irving Park Road. We were on Green Street when both axles started walking out... That Comet got real wide and saggy that last quarter mile
Jeff
HTIH (Hope The Info Helps)
Jeff
Get your facts first, and then you can distort them as much as you please. Mark Twain
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