Tagging a K-car can make you suspicious.
Posted: Sat Apr 04, 2009 7:11 amWell, I tried and failed to gain a member of a K-car that popped up near the office. Here is the funny and amusing story. Last week, out of nowhere, a very nice and very rare 1986 Chrysler LeBaron Coupe with creme color yellow body and vinyl roof popped up parked near my office. On the way home, I parked and stuffed three club fliers all over the car.
Two days ago, on the way from school to work, I see the car parked on the side of the road again and stopped to stuff with a rephrased desperate attempt fliers. It was lunchtime. I stooped down and had trouble trying to stuff a flier on the drivers door between the mirror and the glass. Suddenly, this young girl about my age runs down the stairs of her apartment and yells "Stop, get away from my car!". Well, she stopped in her tracks cold and readily apologized when she saw my flier. She said her car had been broken into and that this K-car was her boyfriends. I felt bad and we introduced ourselves. She was carrying a whole bunch of stuff down the stairs and lamps from a chandalier. Then, the unthinkable, as she stepped of the curb to try to open her trunk, all the lamps fell out of the holders and broke into pieces on the street!
I apologized twice and stopped to pick up the mess. She said, "Thats okay, by the way, I think my boyfriend might be joining your club." He was 30 and had just purchased this K-car. It was in very good shape. All original, not perfect, but not damaged in any way. Of course, he has not joined in the last few days. I am debating whether or not I want to make the 3rd and final try and put a flier on that car telling about our meet on the 26th in a last ditched effort to gain some interest. One thing I learned folks, when you stoop down to stuff a flier on a door, be very careful because you look like you are trying to break into a car.
I would not tag a K-car late at night or in some dark alley.
As you can see, I am a little desperate for more members. Two weeks ago, a 1984 Dodge 600 Convertible gorgeous appeared near the office. I put three fliers on it, and no response.
Keep on trying. Its fun finding these cars anyway. I am surprised this coupe even existed.
Two days ago, on the way from school to work, I see the car parked on the side of the road again and stopped to stuff with a rephrased desperate attempt fliers. It was lunchtime. I stooped down and had trouble trying to stuff a flier on the drivers door between the mirror and the glass. Suddenly, this young girl about my age runs down the stairs of her apartment and yells "Stop, get away from my car!". Well, she stopped in her tracks cold and readily apologized when she saw my flier. She said her car had been broken into and that this K-car was her boyfriends. I felt bad and we introduced ourselves. She was carrying a whole bunch of stuff down the stairs and lamps from a chandalier. Then, the unthinkable, as she stepped of the curb to try to open her trunk, all the lamps fell out of the holders and broke into pieces on the street!
I apologized twice and stopped to pick up the mess. She said, "Thats okay, by the way, I think my boyfriend might be joining your club." He was 30 and had just purchased this K-car. It was in very good shape. All original, not perfect, but not damaged in any way. Of course, he has not joined in the last few days. I am debating whether or not I want to make the 3rd and final try and put a flier on that car telling about our meet on the 26th in a last ditched effort to gain some interest. One thing I learned folks, when you stoop down to stuff a flier on a door, be very careful because you look like you are trying to break into a car. I would not tag a K-car late at night or in some dark alley.
As you can see, I am a little desperate for more members. Two weeks ago, a 1984 Dodge 600 Convertible gorgeous appeared near the office. I put three fliers on it, and no response.
Keep on trying. Its fun finding these cars anyway. I am surprised this coupe even existed.