dennis looks pretty solid. replacing your truck as a summer cruiser?
Dennis seems like a nice fellow. Bigger than most, but with a strong sure-grip! Good looking too.
Yeah, I prefer female names for cars I refer to as "she". Although my 61 Fury is named "Virgil", after the designer, and my 69 Fury wagon does not have one feminine trait, hense the "Admiral"
I've always refered to them as her, or she as well. Except for my old Newport. That car was a dude if there ever was such a thing. So I can see where your coming from Nick.
dennis looks pretty solid. replacing your truck as a summer cruiser?
Nope. I just can't say it...He sounds good.
That's one hell of a mouse to need 3 stitches.
Thats the plan pop, patch the one hole, clean up the rest.Splash some rust converter on the floor of the trunk. Will take 5 minutes.
Nice to see another one being saved. But I agree with the above sentiments. Get the ragtop done. Cars are its. With names just split the difference. Nessie and Big Bee are my car names. I know just to be difficult somebody will object on this basis...Things are always "she"...boats, aircraft, ships, cars. You can name ships with male names (USS Ronald Reagan, USS Henry M. Jackson, USS John Warner, et al), and aircraft (and cars, apparently). BUT, a vehicle of any type is generally referred to as a "she", regardless of the given or christened name.
Nothing wrong with a car named "Dennis".
Nice to see another one being saved. But I agree with the above sentiments. Get the ragtop done. Cars are its. With names just split the difference. Nessie and Big Bee are my car names. I know just to be difficult somebody will object on this basis...
Androgyny is the combination of masculine and feminine characteristics. Sexual ambiguity may be found in fashion, gender identity, sexual identity, or sexual lifestyle. It can also refer to biological intersex physicality, especially with regard to plant and human sexuality