<VV> MORE: Econoline story-Redneck
Tony Underwood
tonyu at roava.net
Wed Jan 24 15:10:15 EST 2007
At 08:21 AM 1/24/2007, BBRT wrote:
>Ain't it great?! LOL!
>
>Chuck S
>
>----- Original Message ----- From: "Zane Brock" <zanebrock at bellsouth.net>
>
>>You my friend are a bona fide redneck and probably one of my relatives from
>>the Alabama side of the family.
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Zane Brock, Atlanta, GA
>>>Subject: <VV> RE: Econoline story
Anybody remember the "short" early model Econolines? Back When, a
moron (and I mean MORON) who cruised Williamson Road (aka The Three
Mile Strip) here in town, did so in an early short Econoline
van. It had 15" Cragar mags and wide tires and murals down the
sides... and he would on occasion do a really tight s-turn sort of
thing and tip it up on two wheels and actually "bicycle" the damned
thing down Williamson Road. I didn't believe the stories about it
until the fool did it *right in front of me* one night. Freaked me
out, thought he was gonna roll the van, but he didn't. Must have
practiced a lot, and in something else because the van was pretty
nice, no scrapes on either side.
Roanoke's Williamson Road provided a LOT of stories for those who
cruised it in its heyday. Stick around that stretch of road long
enough and sooner or later you'd experience either an epiphany or a
paradyne-shift enlightenment or suddenly realize the true meaning of
life... one way or another.
tony..
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