Baldo by Hector D. Cantú and Carlos Castellanos for January 22, 2022

Wow.

I should do that for my 2003 Tundra. They used cheap steel that year, and the county really salts the roads around here in the winter. Therefore, the frame rusted so bad that the sheet metal body was the main thing holding it together. I spent a couple of thousand replacing rusted parts, but finally gave up. I’d donate it to Baldo if he could fit a Toyota V8 and automatic transmission in his ’62 Impala.

Could be the ‘bird that died was no longer the ’bird that was born. Think it’ll be a cremation?

That is sad, but I told him not to ride the clutch.

I’ve had a few cars that died after long, expensive illnesses.

Car like that, at today’s insane vales, NEVER has a terminal illness. Especially an American car with parts readily available.

Hey, maybe Baldo can request parts for ‘Transplants’ and ‘organ donations!’

’63? Let it go. Now a ’53, that should never happen.

I graduated from high school in 1963. Damn, do I feel old!