Speaking of sending kids by UPS, at one time you could actually "mail" children via the USPS's (then the US Post Office's) parcel post service. Alas, you can no longer...
What if you poked holes in a "flat rate" box. If it fits, it ships - their words, not mine.
The only 'down side' of the Abarth coming to America is that, after reading this thread, I can see that the ACOA (Abarth Car of America) Forum is going to have the same, boring people as here on SCOA.
The only 'down side' of the Abarth coming to America is that, after reading this thread, I can see that the ACOA (Abarth Car of America) Forum is going to have the same, boring people as here on SCOA.
His name was Carlo, not Karl Abarth!! Also, the author needs to learn the difference between mpg and mph. I had an original Fiat Abarth based on a 600 suicide door coupe from 1963. I bought it from Bob Snodgrass of Brumos Porsche fame. I bought it in 1972 and later sold it to a vintage racer in High Point, NC. Really fast little rear engine car and fun to drive.
Speaking of sending kids by UPS, at one time you could actually "mail" children via the USPS's (then the US Post Office's) parcel post service. Alas, you can no longer...
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Originally Posted by sato7
It's a whole lot better without the kids... donate them to charity
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Originally Posted by jetfuel
...there's always UPS you know...
jetfuel...where's that label at?
Boy did this go a whole different direction than I anticipated......
Just for the record, I have no intention of shipping my kids UPS. Now Timbuktu..... that's a whole different story.
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