Beer! 100lbs of ice, six cases of beer. Happy New Year.
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Leave it to a marine to know exactly how much beer and ice there is but completely miss the 110 lb chicky-doo on top of it all

Holly crap Pull Tabs! Man that takes you back...

you got to love them good old days

jcl

Yuck! BugWeasel Rice Beer!

Check it out. Are those steel cans?

So that explains the pull tabs and rust holes in my front trunk....I thought that looked like my car.


Cool pic!
Jeff

I actually had a pony keg in my front trunk for a party I had in Highschool. Oh the memories........ funny how some are a little blurry.

We called them "Tin Cans"

Mark, was that a keg of PBR???

Coors light was our drink of choice, went well with the cloves.

Did the exact same thing with my '74 beetle on my 21st birthday.

Except my birthday is in January, so there was no ice needed. (Do we have a freezing smilie?)

My birthday party ended up on the frontpage of a national German newspaper.
But that's a story for another day ...

My then girlfriend and I went to the drive in movies on friday nights in the 70's. One dollar a car load. A case of beer in the front trunk and two lawn chairs. We seldom made it through the double feature.

Psh. Stories.

What, I have to be the first one to ask if Andy will tell more?

Never mind. It didn't happen.

I used to carry a big stereo house speaker in the front when i was in high school.

Drunk bitch friday!

Then you grew up ???

NO!, Don't keep us in suspense Andy! We wanna know.
My 70 was nicknamed the "tunna car". Story may follow!
Tom

Did it involve a 2,000-pound girl who smelled like a fish packing plant?

Damn......

PBR? what's wrong with that? Good enough for great grandpa good enough for me!!


Seriously could you see a car company using a pic like that today? The twit feed would have a million hits, all bad.

OH the good old day, when most everyone had brains to think for themselves.

jcl

Pop-Tops - Good Old Days?

You guys must be youngins


In the 'Good Old Days', we had to use these

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Ah, church keys! I forget why we called them that.
Tunna car got it's nickname one Saturday when the former owner was working on the car with my help and he had taken out the spare tire and board to sit in the trunk to gain better access to the headlight assy's. I went in the garage and came back out and saw him sitting there deep in the trunk and said something like " it looks like you got ate by a big fish." A friend said "yep, a big tuna". Always known as the tunna car after that.
Tom

Because they unlocked the spirits...