[Guest]

OK... What in sam hell does "* G *" mean. I know people think I'm stupid for asking this , but I just gotta know.

70 SCJ R-CODE MACH 1
88 GT

 

[Guest]

Grin

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[Guest]

I didn't know either. I'm glad you had the balls to ask, I wimped out.

 

[Midlife]

Gee, all that time, I thought it meant "Giggles" or "giggling" Hahahahaha!

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[Guest]

I always said: "What in Sam Hill"...

Dan
Be a good dad to your kids and phone your mom twice a week...
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[TFOB]

It is Sam Hill.
As in "what in Sam Hill!!!!"
Sam Hill was a great Confederate General

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73 351C C6 3.25 T-lock
Mustangs are Great, but "NOTHING" is greater thatn God
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[Guest]

Well , I guess I learned TWO things today.
And to think all this time I thought it was Sam Hell, DOH !!.

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[Gas_Pumps]

There was a train named the Sam Hill that ran between Detroit and Port Huron. Thomas Edison sold newspapers on that train and supposedly had a lab set up in the baggage car. The "Sam Hill" train is (was) in the Ford museum in Dearborn, MI last I knew. Anyone know if it is still there? Just curious.

65 Conv., 65 & 66 Coupes and the remains of
a 66' Coupe with 6 cyl. engine and V-8 3 spd.