A Trip to Bizarro World!

[olds442jetaway]

Maybe. Session 9 was a winner?

[olds442jetaway]

Duh! The picture!

[Tedlark]

The group says TY.

[olds442jetaway]

Now I am lost. TY? Had to look it up. Welcome!

[olds442jetaway]

Session 10 last night produces another 60 buck winner. Started with 60 bucks as well. So far, all ten winning sessions are without a Royal. 96 percent machines, but I like the 800 for one feature. That gives me so much flexibility on using the Martingale Clone.

[olds442jetaway]

Just a bit of Trivia. If you have been around as long as me, especially up here in the Northeast, you may have had a chance to buy one on these for a few hundred bucks when you were 18. Of course it would have been well used. No looking up!!! Only reply if you know the make and model. Hint……It was produced from 1948 ( the year I was born ) until 1954. Besides this beauty, that I wish I had bought ( not this car), I actually bought while up at UCONN a 1959 TR-3, 225 bucks, a 1957 Austin Healey 100-6, and a 1962 MG Midget. That one I drove home after graduating loaded to the gills with school stuff.

[onemoretry]

Looks to me to be a Jaguar. Sorry, I can't name the model (I'm not too good at following instructions).

[olds442jetaway]

Neither am I OMT as my wife constantly reminds me. You are correct. It is a Jag. XK-120. An Aliminum body version ( very rare) set a record recently selling for 396,000 bucks. That buys a lot of VP. A regular nicely restored example can easily bring 120,000 or more.

[Tedlark]

I was cruisin' in my Sting Ray late one night, when an XKE pulled up on the right.....

[WildBill32]

Nice car!