my laser blue Jeep is forgetting the taste of gravel
it desires a bucket full of sand in its shoes
maybe a nice coat of sunshine baked salt water
the smell of week old dirty camping laundry
or sticky cup holders filled with half eaten candy
it certainly craves feeling the wind in its filter
but alas, I am too broke and tired for a pilgrimage
to a state park Ive seen before or long ago
so we will just have to dream together loudly
and discuss the ways we've explored American roadways
while we blast something that annoys the neighbors
only to remember we are still stuck in the driveway...
Hey thenami;
My first car, a 1973 Dodge Monaco was a boat, 8 cylinders and needed a lot of tender loving care. I rebuilt the engine with the help of a friend who was a Sears mechanic. I installed a cassette player and 4 speakers, blue clear vinyl floor mats, and all kinds of little parts here and there.
When I went to the gas station (back then the service attendant filled the tank) I would ask him to give me .50 cents or a dollar of gas. On payday I could only afford to fill the tank half full. lol!
Regardless, my Monaco was so much fun. Once we parked on the cliffs overlooking the ocean in Rosarito Beach, Mexico. I took out the speakers, set them on the trunk playing music and put the flashers on the tail light to give it a disco effect.
We all started dancing.
