1970 Plymouth Hemicuda - engine

Yeah - it's got a hemi

"rob" <me @mine.orgg> wrote in message
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> donkey shane fine sir........these are lovely


That car belongs to a retired Chrysler engineer.

"Padraig" > wrote in message
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> "rob" <me @mine.orgg> wrote in message
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>> donkey shane fine sir........these are lovely
>
>
> That car belongs to a retired Chrysler engineer.

He added they give 'em to everybody.
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Paddy's Pig

"rob" <me @mine.orgg> wrote in message
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> riiiiiiiiiiight

No joke. Z~ was there for a while (I didn't see him tho) but I wouldn't be
surprised if he heard the same interview on the PA system. He (the owner &
retired Chrysler guy) said all high echelon Chrysler engineers got a
collectible Chrysler car of some kind upon retirement. I would assume that
means JR was not overlooked. He's been keeping a secret.

No lie.
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Paddy's Pig

On 18-Sep-2007, "Padraig" > wrote:

> No joke. Z~ was there for a while (I didn't see him tho) but I wouldn't
> be
> surprised if he heard the same interview on the PA system. He (the owner
> & retired Chrysler guy) said all high echelon Chrysler engineers got a
> collectible Chrysler car of some kind upon retirement. I would assume
> that means JR was not overlooked. He's been keeping a secret.

My memory isn't the best; I vaguely recall the owner of this one being
interviewed. He wasn't very talkative, but I remember him saying there were
only two of these painted pink at the factory.

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Z~



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Padraig added these comments in the current discussion du jour
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> "rob" <me @mine.orgg> wrote in message
> ...
>> riiiiiiiiiiight
>
> No joke. Z~ was there for a while (I didn't see him tho) but
> I wouldn't be surprised if he heard the same interview on the
> PA system. He (the owner & retired Chrysler guy) said all
> high echelon Chrysler engineers got a collectible Chrysler car
> of some kind upon retirement. I would assume that means JR
> was not overlooked. He's been keeping a secret.
>
> No lie.

total horsepucky. senior executives get a "free" car to drive each
year, properly called a "product evaluation vehicle" but they must
give it up when they retire. likewise, bonuses, properly called
"incentive compensation", also stop when an executive retires.

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HP, aka Jerry