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Ladies, what are you doing?
We are not so sure what is happing here. But the five girls in the car seem pleasantly surprised by what they find laying on the ground right in front of their car. It is quite obvious this has been put in scene and we do not have to worry about an attempt to suicide.
Maybe they try to reproduce an accident, or are they trying to scam the insurance company? We do not think so, as to us they look a (too) young to drive themselves. But maybe they are not.
This 30s Chevrolet is the perfect car for every single one of them to learn how to drive. So let's keep it on, that they are just playing and fiddling around with the car, something we can remember from when we were young.
Is this something you did too (when you were young)? Or maybe still do? And in which car did you learn how to drive? We are curious to hear your stories. Please comment below and tell us about your first driving experience(s).
Publié:
vendredi juillet 20th, 2018
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Donald E Risen
20 Juillet 2018, 00:45
My first try at driving was in a 1926 Studebaker Pickup Truck but I could barely do anything but steet as my legs were too short to reach the pedals. In a later year my uncle let my drive his 1929 Buick Sedan for just a couple of miles. But another uncle bought a new 1934 Plymouth Coupe and gave me driving lessons out in the country.
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By the way: Can anyone identify the car marque?