1986 Tiffany coupe - rvl

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Nice picture, but that vehicle sure is ugly..

"Ron" <dodo@hotmail> wrote in message
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> Nice picture, but that vehicle sure is ugly..


Ha! ) Not my cup of tea either but the lady who owned it was proud of it
so I told her I thought it was real nice.
--
Pat Durkin

"Paddy's Pig" > wrote in message ...
> "Ron" <dodo@hotmail> wrote in message
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> > Nice picture, but that vehicle sure is ugly..
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> Ha! ) Not my cup of tea either but the lady who owned it was proud of it
> so I told her I thought it was real nice.

Aha, diplomacy at work there Pat...... ;-)

Mike

The coupe area I would have to say screams out Mercury Cougar late 1990's.

TS
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> On Wed, 21 May 2008 21:13:48 +0000, Ron wrote:
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>> "Paddy's Pig" > wrote in
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>> Nice picture, but that vehicle sure is ugly..
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> There have been a lot of these so-called NeoClassics, and not very many
> succeeded at being what they were trying to be, IMS-HO.
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> Excalibur did it best, I think.....but I'd still rather have an original!
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And you were absolutely right to tell her that. I had a similar situation
some years ago with an owner of a modern Stutz. I was trying not to throw
up while at the same time praising the fittings and detail work on the cars
interior and exterior. It was one I wouldn't have been caught dead in but
the guy was so proud of his car.

Max

"Paddy's Pig" > wrote in message
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> "Ron" <dodo@hotmail> wrote in message
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>> Nice picture, but that vehicle sure is ugly..
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> Ha! ) Not my cup of tea either but the lady who owned it was proud of
> it so I told her I thought it was real nice.
> --
> Pat Durkin
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It's kind of like having a friend show you a new - and ugly - baby. I
heard recommended and have adopted the exclamation, "Now that's what I
call a baby!" as palliative for the urges you mention.

Now that's what I call a (car) (coopay) (wet dream)!

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Frank ess


Max Magister wrote:
> And you were absolutely right to tell her that. I had a similar
> situation some years ago with an owner of a modern Stutz. I was
> trying not to throw up while at the same time praising the fittings
> and detail work on the cars interior and exterior. It was one I
> wouldn't have been caught dead in but the guy was so proud of his
> car.
> Max
>
> "Paddy's Pig" > wrote in message
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>> "Ron" <dodo@hotmail> wrote in message
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>>> Nice picture, but that vehicle sure is ugly..
>>
>>
>> Ha! ) Not my cup of tea either but the lady who owned it was
>> proud of it so I told her I thought it was real nice.
>> --
>> Pat Durkin

Thanks Frank. I'll file that one away for future use. You're right on
about the baby too. I'll see if that exclamation works. :-))

Max

"Frank ess" > wrote in message
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> It's kind of like having a friend show you a new - and ugly - baby. I
> heard recommended and have adopted the exclamation, "Now that's what I
> call a baby!" as palliative for the urges you mention.
>
> Now that's what I call a (car) (coopay) (wet dream)!
>
> --
> Frank ess
>
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> Max Magister wrote:
>> And you were absolutely right to tell her that. I had a similar
>> situation some years ago with an owner of a modern Stutz. I was
>> trying not to throw up while at the same time praising the fittings
>> and detail work on the cars interior and exterior. It was one I
>> wouldn't have been caught dead in but the guy was so proud of his
>> car.
>> Max
>>
>> "Paddy's Pig" > wrote in message
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>>> "Ron" <dodo@hotmail> wrote in message
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>>>> Nice picture, but that vehicle sure is ugly..
>>>
>>>
>>> Ha! ) Not my cup of tea either but the lady who owned it was
>>> proud of it so I told her I thought it was real nice.
>>> --
>>> Pat Durkin
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