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>back about 1970 my father was working at the >international docks in chicago, found a lloyd 600 2 >seat, 2 cylinder, wing-ding engined, no heat,stick, >powder blue panel van, sitting on a lg. wooden pallet >in the corner of a dock building, asked the dock >manager about it and was told that it along with about >20 others had been shipped here in the 50's but >somehow the paperwork was missing....so it newer left >the international side of the dock....somehow or >another it followed my old man home...when it showed >up, it ran like CRAP..but had 24.5 miles on the >speedo. as kids my old man used it as a toy on >saturdays to go to the bar or such...around 1973 or 4 >i aquired a crosley hot shot driveable chassis from a >neighbor to take apart or drive around my parents >backyard...after making a huge mudhole out of the >backyard and getting caught"fucking-up" my father and >older brother picked up the nose of my hotshot and >placed it inside the bach of the Lloyd and closed the >doors....oops....about a week later a crosley fanatic >that worked with my uncle at Electro-Motive in McCook >il. came over and drove away with wy freshly restored >crosley hot shot chassis and my fathers lloyd 600..the >only wear on the lloyd was very fadded powder blue >paint, dryrotted tires, and about 15 teeth my father >gas welded and hand ground back onto the >flywheel....MAN-ALIVE...i don't know which vehicle i'd >like to have more today......THE LLOYD (snoopy} >i often wonder what happened to that truck.....

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