Reminds me of a neighbor family. Beautiful BLONDE daughter saved her money and bought nice 66 Mustang, She spent all her money on it and had no money for maintenance. Her uncle had over a half dozen wrenches and a pair of pliers he carried in his overall pockets his shop was a big sycamore tree in the back yard. He taught this darling BLONDE girl to change oil. fix tires and do all other maintenance. All went well for a few months the girl learned well. One day it quit running and would go no more. She called uncle Pete. He looked it over and with a minute or two with the slip joint pliers he had it running like new. She asked what was wrong with it and how to go about fixing itnext time. He answered'" Crap in the dam gas filter!" she asked, "How often do I have to do that?"
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