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EM Myers

822 S Main St
Lovington, NM 88260
(505) 396-2867

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Allen Tire And Service Center

207 E Broadway
Tatum, NM 88267
(505) 398-5388

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Jerry's Mechanic Service

115 E Avenue G
Lovington, NM 88260
(575) 396-8080

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Valentine Auto Service

21 W Avenue G
Lovington, NM 88260
(575) 396-5215

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Willis Auto Repair & Tire Store

1003 Cowboy Way
Plains, TX 79355
(806) 456-7195

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Mustang Country Chevrolet Buick

604 W Broadway St
Denver City, TX 79323
(806) 592-5471

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Outer Banks: by grahampeters on Wed Nov 07 03:24:43 PST 2007; G'day This is seriously off topic, but bear with me. This is dependent upon a widely read community of Americans being able to amswer a query from a foreigner. Juice is indirectly responsible, having written of his frequent trips to his coastal holiday home. Comparison of Subaru v other modes of travel discharge the Subaru part of this post. I have a long standing love of American Literature, markedly different from all other literature forms and often challenging for a non-native. As a bored student at an Australian Boarding School in the early 1970's, I devoured the pantheon of American Greats, whiling away many happy hours whilst listening to such luminaries as Frank Zappa and Alice Cooper (we are talking quantity, not value, on the music front - we would listen to anything with a groove on it - would probably even have listened to advertising jingles if they had been on an LP record!) I'd like to share the pleasure with my now fourteen year old daughter Somewhere in amongst Vonnegut, Hemingway, Fitzgerald, Steinbeck, Poe, Arthur Miller, myriad Science Fiction writers and Xaviera Hollander, I read a well crafted novel of a family killed in a Hurricane which destriyed their coastal home. My memory, perhaps inaccurately places this on the Outer Banks. Maybe I confuse it but Cape Hatteras seems to feature. The contrast between an Atlantic storm and Virginia or somewhere similar rings a further bell, but I could be mistaken. The era was probably 1920's or 30's but again I could be just plain vague. The theme of a family lost through such a storm was grabbed by Joe David Brown in Addie Pray (filmed as Paper Moon with Ryan and Tatum O'Neal) where the really big con, portrays Addie as the long lost orphan grandchild of a woman who had believed her whole family lost in a 1920's storm. It is definitely not that tale, but something much earlier and written as literature rather than a potential movie script. Actually, thinking about it, the Addie Pray story is as good a link back to motoring as this post requires, Addie's possible father, Long-Boy Pray progressively hotting up the old truck they get around in as the story moves on. Straying back to my long lost novel, can anyone remind me of the author and story? Cheers Graham

Re: Sightings: [wamba2000]: by richwoods on Tue Sep 05 17:53:24 PDT 2006; I live in the Scottsdale area , 52nd st between Greenway and Bell - I supposedly got the first one in the state (dec 17,2005) - I have seen maybe 2 or 3 on the road - well actually one wqas parked and I saw one at the safewayas station opn greenway and tatum. And I do not see any advertsiing anymore for the Azera. Scottsdale Hyundai has treated me well - took care of a leaking tire - quoted me $140 for tinted windows. Now got a good chip crack in my windshield today - I guess it is time to replace the windshield - got a picture of the car that caused it with license plate - guess it won'tdo me anygood. :blush:

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