#2457: Dad Sold the Car!

The Best of Car Talk

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Comedy, Automotive, Leisure

4.8 • 16.1K Ratings

🗓️ 16 July 2024

⏱️ 38 minutes

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When she was growing up, Linda's family went everywhere in their '66 Rambler Station Wagon. But just the other day, her dad sold it to a neighbor instead of offering it to Linda. Should she just let it go and be satisfied with eyeing it in the neighbor's driveway? Find out what Click and Clack think on this episode of the Best of Car Talk.
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0:43.4	click and clack the Tappert brothers and we're broadcasting this week
0:46.1	from what seems to be a smoke-filled room here at Car Talk Plaza.
0:49.4	My bagel I left at the toast!
0:51.4	Well it's Cajun style now baby. I love it. Hey Doug, unplugged the
0:56.3	toast there for me with you. Actually, you know, we mentioned smoke-filled rooms
1:00.5	because there were strategic political decisions being made this week in
1:03.6	Cartsoe Plaza. This is heavy stuff. As not enough of you know my brother and I are
1:08.6	running as right in candidates for co-president. Yeah co-presidents. Co-presidency. A
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1:21.4	process. And we have received many suggestions from our listeners.
1:25.0	Have we ever? I mean, I got thousands, hundreds, maybe four.
1:30.0	You got six. The first 200 said, bow out gracefully. Well here's one actually I mean most of these all
1:37.4	of these I think came and why is that all of these came through the website.
1:43.3	What no more snail mail?
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1:48.0	I don't know if it's the same Mark Russell,
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