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My Dad, born in the early 1930s, said that on any lengthy drive (I'm guessing > 100km), you just assumed that you would have at least one puncture or other mino
by gramie 4y ago
My Dad, born in the early 1930s, said that on any lengthy drive (I'm guessing > 100km), you just assumed that you would have at least one puncture or other minor breakdown.
He and his cousin were given a car with a wooden body; once the engine overheated and it burned to the ground.
- jacquesm 4y agoPunctures... there is a good point! I haven't had one in years (let's not jinx this...), but in the past, up to the late 80's I would have them with some regularity. I suspect that the improved quality of the roads is also a factor in this.