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“You’re what?”

“I’m ordering a continental kit for your 1950 Ford,” Dave says.

“What in Hell’s blazes is a continental kit anyway?” she asks.

“A continental kit is a group of pieces involving a rear bumper extension and a spare tire container highlighted by a chrome outer ring. The spare tire does not go in there however. It’s only for show. Look at it. I have a picture right here.”

 

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“Now, Dave. Do we have to? It looks expensive.”

“Well, Diana, I thought it would make a lovely Valentine’s gift for you but since we share our budget I thought I’d better warn you.”

“How much is it going to cost?”

“They’re made in British Columbia. About $2500 last I saw their ad.”

“Wow and WOW again!”

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Ed Janzen (1932-2023) was the editor and publisher of CANADIAN STORIES, a literary folk magazine that publishes short stories and poems from Canadian writers of every province of Canada, and Story Quilt - an electronic magazine similar in content. Ed has written six memoirs. He also wrote for the old car hobby and had a column in OLD AUTOS - a biweekly newspaper featuring mostly Canadians events and automotive history.
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