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Over the years, photos of the "mystery car" too rarely posed the question "Can you identify this?" |
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While attending the memorial service for Roy Rogers in Apple Valley in 1998 we found one parked at a small used car lot |
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specializing in muscle cars. The vehicle was on consignment. The owner, unkown to me to this day was so offended at my measley offer he removed the
Pulse from the lot. |
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All phone calls and faxes went unreturned. |
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But it was too late. I had seen one in the flesh (fiberglass actually) and I had to have one. |
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An exhaustive nation-wide search occupied my pipe dream energy for the next two years. |
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[Today it lies safe in disassembled slumber, waiting for a windfall to refurbish it's wingspan.] |
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2007 UPDATE: After 5 years of blood, sweat & tears we are on the road at last! |
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BRING BACK THE ROCKETS |
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During the mid-20th century, promotional rocketships toured the country on behalf of their sponsors! |
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UFO SIGHTED! |
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What could be a better match for my rocket car than a mothership? Circa 1968, the FUTURO: House of Tomorrow might be lurking in your neighborhood. REWARD! I need one! Please send any leads! |
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WE ARE AN OFFICIAL
TRAVELOCITY AFFILIATE! |
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START PACKING! |
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BLAST-OFF! |
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IN THE NEWS! |
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