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This is quite possibly true.

Learning what was productive, and I can guarantee it had nothing to do with warranty work on tractors or service trucks

In reference to Oldsmobiles -
My mom had a '78 Oldsmobile when I was a baby. Someone rear-ended her doing around 50mph as she was turning into our driveway ... my stuffed animal flew forward & hit the windshield and she thought it was me (edit to add - I was fine, even still smiling in my car seat, she said). Guess it's a good thing it was a tough car. Turned out the guy who hit her was drunk, and had been in an accident 6 months earlier, also drunk, that killed his wife.

 

I though that was funny...

 

don't forget the modesty

 

I owned one of these briefly. 1990 Oldsmobile Touring Sedan. Basically a 98 without the chrome, with foglamps, leather bucket seats, horseshoe floor shifter and the FE-3 suspension with self leveling airbags.

When I busted the seatbelt buckle, I found the only replacement I could find came out of a 1988 Cadillac DeVille. While the rest of the 98 lineup anchored the seatbelts to the floor, the Touring Sedan anchored them to the seat assembly. The only other vehicle I found with the belts mounted to the seat was the Cadillac. I figure the Buick Electra T Type probably did too but those were even more rare than the touring sedan.

So my touring sedan had a caddy wreath on the drivers belt buckle, lol.

 

I think Todd is in happy dream land... he must be dreaming about that pass in the motor city last night...

 

Am I?

 

.. She found us !! ... Run for your lives ! ...... except fer you, Bino .... you got some flirtin' ta' do .... then a beatin' from Otter, he's kinda got a thang for this gal .... G'nite and good luck, Bino ! ....

 

Didn't your momma teach you you could run but you can't hide?

 

she tried. ..... she had about as much success as Otter's Mom had with him ..... basically zero ....

 

Lol. Bout time you got outa bed