Last one to post in this thread wins!
Is "A" body the "Ghetto" of the classic Mopar world? I only ask because I have A,B and E body Mopars. And I belong to all 3 sites. And the topics of discussions are VERY different? B-bodies talk a lot about higher end numbers matching builds. E-bodies is a mad parts scramble. A-bodies? "Can I use a '78 F-body 6 cyl distributor cap on my '76 Aspen?" Ok. If this is not the "Last" post? Then Im thinking this thread is a scam?
not so much the ghetto as the trailer park
And don't forget driving on different sides of the road also. I'm used to driving on the other side of the road so not difficult for me. Other people not so good. We found the best place to eat in the U.K. is the pubs. Only been to the U.K. so far but would love to do Europe. As long as I can still drive I'll always rent a car, this way we can go to where we want to go and see not held captive by the bus driver.
BTW.. we did a comparison of the size of England to Canada. England is half the size of our Province of Ontario.
I was born there just outside London in mom and dad's house in 1949 and came to Canada in 1957. March 10th we'll have been here for 64 years. My sister was born in the hospital as she was first but after that any other kids born were born at home with a midwife.
not too many places drive on the wrong side of the road, all of mainland europe drives on the right
ive been to the UK once, long story, but i think i shared it recently
(found it, its actually post 45011 on this thread)
as for the size difference
people here always get surprised when they find out that the Netherlands (which is a country) is smaller then, say, lake michigan (which is a lake)
FWIW the Netherlands is just over 16K square miles, lake Michigan is more then 22K square miles
im pretty sure i was born in the same bed i was conceived in...in a house my grandfather build with his own two hands, only 4 or 5 years before he got his masons license
its still pretty common in the Netherlands to have home births, but in this day and age it seems like a terrible idea
when things go wrong with a delivery it will only take a few minutes for brain damage to occur, or worse
(not to mention that regardless of how skilled a midwife is...she is just one girl with a nursing degree, while if you take your wife into a hospital for a delivery you got a whole team dedicated to the care of your family)
