Ok, here's our adventure:
We lashed a Honda generator to the front fender of our 1955 M-43
ambulance and ran 2 strings of Christmas lights all over the vehicle. Then we
put a huge army speaker on top and played Christmas carols at full blast,
whilst driving all around town. We were joined by another collector with his
1942 restored ambulance. Oh, we had a big wreath and a bow on the front, too.
Wore Santa hats, to boot. Uh, we got lots of smiles and wishes for a Merry
Christmas, which we returned.
Hey, guys! This is fun! Try it.
KBDewey 42GPW wrote:
> Took the puddle jumper to the office n back on errands and to shake out
> the cob webs (mine). It was a nice sunny afternoon but only 30 - 32
> degrees. I have no top so sun shine is a must. Wasn't too bad. The
> holes in the floor let the heat come thru from the exhaust and motor
> (works best when stopped or real slow). This is Seattle so its a more
> humid cold even foggy at times - chills to the bone. Got a lot of waves
> and wierd stares. I was wondering what the chill factor is for speeds
> between 40 to 60 mph? K
>
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