Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Oh My

This was parked on a used car lot I rode by yesterday. I showed the photo to a friend who asked me if this was going to be "my next set of wheels". Aesthetics aside, I'm not sure I'm brave enough to drive a chicken.

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  1. There is kitsch, and there is... that.

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  2. I remember that!!! When I lived in Central IL I used to see that chicken caddy all the time! It can stay down there, too.

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    1. Martha,
      It is on the Missouri side now. Aren't we the lucky ducks? It definitely is an attention getter. I suspected it was a parade piece. We can hope it is one of a kind.
      ~k

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  3. Wow, I think words fail me for once.

    Definitely an attention getter.

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    1. Brandy,
      It is an attention getter, for sure. I was glad I had a place to pull over to take the photo. It defies describing with words, it really needs a photo for folks to really get the picture of what it looks like.
      ~k

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  4. Isn't the supersize chicken a regular factory option? It's supposed to help you be noticed in a sea of Camry's.

    So how much did you buy it for?

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    1. Richard,
      You may be right about it being a factory option. If so, it may explain the struggles the automobile industry went through. Wasn't it Hoover who promised a chicken in every pot and a car in every garage? It seems some visionary decided he needed a chicken in his garage. Makes me wonder what he has in his pot.

      I'm sure the vehicle is priceless.
      ~k

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  5. Keith:

    That is a very SAFE vehicle. Safe from being stolen, safe because everyone on the road will see you.

    bob
    Riding the Wet Coast
    My Flickr // My YouTube


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    1. bob,
      I think you pretty much summed up its attributes. :)

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