Pluggers by Rick McKee for August 17, 2020

know of anyone like that? really take off the fuzzy dice and put on the mask?

My father keeps his in the glove box.

It goes over the nose. Not on the rearview mirror!

A ‘56 Chevy Bel Air with mag wheels is a plugger’s vehicle? I thought pluggers all drive old, rusty pick-ups?

That’s where I hang mine that way I grab it and go …

Oh! My first car!

Or a bride’s garter.

you just can’t go wrong with fuzzy dice….

Nice ‘56 Chevrolet!

I like the fact that Gary Brookins lovingly recreated that 56 Chevy in such detail. There might be a story here….

“I don’t care if it rains or freezes, long as I have my plastic Jesus sitting on the dashboard of my car . . .”

Nice rendition of a ’57 Chevy.

A disabled person placard hangs there in my car – very handy that.

Is that a ’56 Chevy or a ’57?

Cute…but hanging masks from your mirror is just as bad as leaving your disabled parking placard hanging while you drive. I know, I know, many people do, but they specifically say not to as they block visibility. What a concept.

But great depiction of a 56 Chevy!

Always been true. Almost anything tends to show up in that location.

Nonsense! A real plugger would keep his mask out of sight and only wear it when demanded by the world around him. And besides, who saves a paper mask for reuse?

Can’t see through the mask either.

Not limited to Pluggers. Common, around here at least, to see masks in most vehicles.

Had several sets of fuzzy dice over the years – they all sun rotted. Now I have Dream Catchers; they seem to hold up better.

’56 or ’57 Chevy?

Oh the Bel Air again, beautiful. I hope you would draw the whole car before you retire. I loved it when I saw it the first time. Also it it ocean green the colour?