This is how I was greeted at an intersection while exiting the highway. The comment "Hey boy!" was followed with a long story about his 1981 Fiero burned to the ground, & he hasn't seen one for years. I just agreed.
This is how I was greeted at an intersection while exiting the highway. The comment "Hey boy!" was followed with a long story about his 1981 Fiero burned to the ground, & he hasn't seen one for years. I just agreed.
Some people have very active imaginations, sad thing is they might believe themselves.
The comment "Hey boy!" was followed with a long story about his 1981 Fiero burned to the ground, & he hasn't seen one for years. I just agreed.
Must have been a really big fire to take out all of the 81-83 Fieros and their related documentation, history and owners. He's luck to have escaped with his life!
Must have been a really big fire to take out all of the 81-83 Fieros and their related documentation, history and owners. He's luck to have escaped with his life!
Maybe the factory burned down, and GM swept the whole thing under the rug so the media didn't catch on.
At least he had the correct decade.. Some forget that just because a person liked or owned one doesn't mean they took stock in the whole history, or thinks it important enough to get every year/date correct.. just say'n... funny you had issu with th wrong year but not the "hay boy".. lol
Some forget that just because a person liked or owned one doesn't mean they took stock in the whole history
If they liked a car enough to approach someone else about it, one would think they'd have remembered what year it was. Especially as it relates to a traumatic incident such as a fire.
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Originally posted by E.Furgal:
funny you had issu with th wrong year but not the "hay boy".. lol
As this is an automotive forum and not a how to greet strange people without sounding like a hillbilly forum, I figured I would critique the former over the latter.
