We need the story! How on earth did a car have a bacterial infection!!Long story, but it took 2 rounds of antibiotics.
The owner who sold it had an infection and needed strong antibiotics. Multiple other people caught the same infection after we owned it. It required an antisceptic tx to kill the scourge.We need the story! How on earth did a car have a bacterial infection!!
What, no wing?
Wow! I it must have been a mutation or something because I’m pretty sure bacteria can’t live that long without a human.The owner who sold it had an infection and needed strong antibiotics. Multiple other people caught the same infection after we owned it. It required an antisceptic tx to kill the scourge.
Wow! I it must have been a mutation or something because I’m pretty sure bacteria can’t live that long without a human.
Like car cushions…Staph can live week on porous surfaces.
perfect for a blow up mattress too.View attachment 631488
This is a stock photo but mine looked identical more or less (maybe a bit less shiny).
1976 Chevrolet Caprice Estate Wagon. 400 cubic inch 8 cylinder engine, 4 barrel carb. Handed down to me by my parents when I was a high school junior. Was outfitted for cargo
I sure miss my gold colored 1970 302 Mustang convertible, but it didn't have the Boss engine. It was still plenty fast, especially after I rebuilt the engine and added a race cam and AFR street heads. Those small block Ford engines were toughFor me, there are so many (67 GTO, 69 Mach I - 428SCJ, etc) but the one that I miss the most is my 1970 Boss 302 Mustang. Picture below is how it looked before repaint/restoration work was started. Dad's '69 Mach I is sitting beside it. It was originally a 390, but when he bought it the engine was gone, so we found a 427 (top oiler) out of a Galaxy (I think) and put that in there. One of my '69 Mach I's is at the far left in the first picture. 351W-4v Black with red interior and red stripes.
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Well, if we're doing second place: 1980 Datsun 510 hatchback. Nothing special about it, but it was my first car, the car I drove to my honeymoon in, etc. Fond memories.A close second is my 1988 Mazda 323 hatchback...
That's a gross overgeneralization. Even substituting "host" for human, there are more germs in Heaven and Earth, @NTP, than are dreamed of in your philosophy.Wow! I it must have been a mutation or something because I’m pretty sure bacteria can’t live that long without a human.
I’m aware of that, I assumed that a bacteria that specializes in giving humans skin infections would not have much use for long periods without a human to give an infection to. I was wrong apparently, and stand corrected.That's a gross overgeneralization. Even substituting "host" for human, there are more germs in Heaven and Earth, @NTP, than are dreamed of in your philosophy.
That's a gross overgeneralization
That reminded me of probably my second favorite car, a '69 SS 396My 1969 El Camino. My brothers and I went racing all over the NW and Canada in it. Had some amazing times. I've always regretted selling it, especially since the next owner killed it.
86 years old?Giving away my age, here is an actual photo (circa 1958) of my first car, a 1940 Buick Coupe. Inherited from his father, who bot it new, my dad eventually gave it to me. I got my first license driving it in 1954.View attachment 631710
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