The War was over. Flags were flying. The Country was happy. The world was safe. Life was returning to normal.
Your friend called and said that his dad let him have the Chevy for the evening. "Do you want to make it a double date?" and you said, "Sure."
You picked up your girlfriends and drive into town. Bill and his date in the front. You and your girl in the backseat.
Benny Goodman was playing on the radio...
The back seat held the fragrance of home and your girl's perfume. Life was good....
This is a 1938 Chevy Master Deluxe Sedan with many memories tuck into it's mohair seats. The car was kept clean and not used much until the war was over. Rationed gas was too expensive for daily use.
I see a young man, who survived the war and served his country well, sitting back and laughing as he puts his arm around his sweetie.
He came back to a home town that gave him a parade and shook hands with him as he walked down the Main street. Fathers took big sighs of relief and Moms cried tears of joy.
....and Johnny sat in the back seat with his girlfriend and made plans for the rest of his life.
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sweet! I love this post...it made my heart smile..;p
ReplyDeleteWhat a great story and fabulous car!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the car! and the great walk down memory lane!
ReplyDeleteSuch a well maintained car! I love the design of old cars, they have so much more personnality that today's bread boxes! Nice story too! :)
ReplyDeleteLove it! Nice little story!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cool car, and a great post!
ReplyDeleteA wonderful post. Pictures of the car are great. Have a blessed day. Madelline
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed your post today. Thanks for r refreshing my memory of times I was involved in just like this. You told the story very well. That was just the way it was.
ReplyDeleteWow, what a beautiful car!
ReplyDeleteThat is one beautiful car! I love the color, and it looks like fun to drive. Nice story to go with the pictures too. I can just imagine.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful car!WOW-is this yours?
ReplyDeleteWonderful vintage car! You did such a good job of setting the scene for a vintage memory!!
ReplyDeleteLove,
Susan and Bentley
xxoo
That car is a beauty! I want a vintage car soo bad~~~ What a great post...are you the owner?? Have a great VTT!
ReplyDeleteNow that's a great vintage post,Farmlady!
ReplyDeleteI love this post! Great read and a gorgeous car!
ReplyDeleteHappy VTT,
Sally
What a great car and wonderful post!
ReplyDeleteGreat car and story...I love those vintage cars!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely little story. And a fabulous car! A grand girl it truly is...
ReplyDeletePerfect! Perfect in every way! I almost felt like I was there, yet I also wondered what stories that old car could tell...
ReplyDeleteDo you know who owned her?
I love old cars. Like everything old, so much more work went into the aesthetics and design. Great condition.
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