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2. You're traveling
through another dimension-Copy !req
3. a dimension not only of sight
and sound, but of mind.Copy !req
4. A journey into a wondrous landCopy !req
5. whose boundaries
are that of imagination.Copy !req
6. That's the signpost up ahead.Copy !req
7. Your next stop,
the twilight zone.Copy !req
8. A honey
from hunnicut!Copy !req
9. Drive it in
good health!Copy !req
10. Too much power, eh?Copy !req
11. We're just looking.Copy !req
12. Well, that's what
we want you to do.Copy !req
13. Nobody pushes you
around here.Copy !req
14. No, sir, young man.Copy !req
15. Around here, you can pause,
exhale, check, recheck,Copy !req
16. think, peruse, contemplate,Copy !req
17. wade through,
thumb over, dip into.Copy !req
18. Be my guest, folks.Copy !req
19. We were thinking of
maybe a little coupe-Copy !req
20. something
around $500-Copy !req
21. but as late
a model as we can...Copy !req
22. late?Copy !req
23. You shock me, you know that?Copy !req
24. You know your husband
shocked me just then?Copy !req
25. Well, he was only...Copy !req
26. do you know why
you shocked me?Copy !req
27. I'll tell you why
you shocked me.Copy !req
28. It's because you've succumbedCopy !req
29. to the propaganda
of every cement-headed clodCopy !req
30. up and down this street.Copy !req
31. I said propaganda.Copy !req
32. They like to push
the late models,Copy !req
33. don't they?Copy !req
34. They do, don't they?Copy !req
35. You know why they
push the late models?Copy !req
36. You think it's
because they're honest,Copy !req
37. law-abiding, rigidly
moral churchgoers?Copy !req
38. Let me tell you
something, young man.Copy !req
39. They push...Copy !req
40. they push the late modelsCopy !req
41. because that is
where the profit margin is.Copy !req
42. They'll cram those
post-'54s down your gulletCopy !req
43. because they would rather
make a buck than a friend.Copy !req
44. They would rather
make a profitCopy !req
45. than a relationship.Copy !req
46. They would rather
cram their walletsCopy !req
47. full of cashCopy !req
48. than fill their hearts
with the fellowshipCopy !req
49. of men to men.Copy !req
50. We're really
just lookingCopy !req
51. for a good
transportation car,Copy !req
52. and we thought
the newer the car...Copy !req
53. new? That's where you've
completely gone wrong.Copy !req
54. That's where you've
suddenly gone amiss.Copy !req
55. That's the juncture that's
headed you into a blind alley.Copy !req
56. You don't want a new car.Copy !req
57. You don't want one
of those rinky-dink,Copy !req
58. slapped-together
on an assembly line,Copy !req
59. covered with
chintzy chrome,Copy !req
60. fin tails, idiotic names
and no more workmanshipCopy !req
61. than you can stick
into a thimble.Copy !req
62. No.Copy !req
63. I'll tell you what you want.Copy !req
64. You want the craftsmanship
that comes with ageCopy !req
65. the dependability
of proven performersCopy !req
66. the dignity of
traditional transportation.Copy !req
67. This is what you want.Copy !req
68. A '38 coupe.Copy !req
69. It'll get you where
you want to go.Copy !req
70. It'll get you back.Copy !req
71. This, as the banner
already has proclaimedCopy !req
72. is mr. Harvey hunnicut-Copy !req
73. an expert on commerce
and con jobsCopy !req
74. a brash, bright and larceny-
loaded wheeler and dealerCopy !req
75. who when the good lord
passed out a conscienceCopy !req
76. must have gone
for a beer and missed out.Copy !req
77. And these are a couple
of other characters-Copy !req
78. a little old man
in a model-a carCopy !req
79. but not just any old man
and not just any model-a.Copy !req
80. There's something
very special about them.Copy !req
81. In a few moments, they'll give
harvey hunnicut somethingCopy !req
82. that he's never
experienced before.Copy !req
83. Through the good offices
of a little magicCopy !req
84. they will unload on mr. HunnicutCopy !req
85. the absolute necessity
to tell the truth.Copy !req
86. Where they come from
is conjecturableCopy !req
87. but as to where they're
heading, this we know:Copy !req
88. Because all of them and you
are on the thresholdCopy !req
89. of the twilight zone.Copy !req
90. And did you know
that the original prototypeCopy !req
91. of this car
was the mark ii tank?Copy !req
92. When you go down the freeway,
everybody else, out of the way!Copy !req
93. Where the gearshift is
used to be the cannon.Copy !req
94. Now, why don't you and I
sit down and talk turkeyCopy !req
95. because this baby is
the one you're going to buy.Copy !req
96. This baby is the one that
you're going to drive off...Copy !req
97. well,
first of all...Copy !req
98. could we look
it over a bit?Copy !req
99. Look!Copy !req
100. Here, sit in it.Copy !req
101. Get the feel of it.Copy !req
102. Relish in the luxury.Copy !req
103. See how they built cars
in the daysCopy !req
104. when cars were really built!Copy !req
105. Come on, young fellow!Copy !req
106. You, too, madam.Copy !req
107. Park yourself in thereCopy !req
108. and enjoy it to
your heart's content.Copy !req
109. Boy, you know what
you really should haveCopy !req
110. when you sit
in a car like this?Copy !req
111. Candlelight,
a bottle of good wineCopy !req
112. because this baby here
has dignity.Copy !req
113. Relax for a minute,
I'll be right back.Copy !req
114. Oh, how do you do.Copy !req
115. Well, that depends, grandpa.Copy !req
116. If you came here
to park thisCopy !req
117. I'll just charge you
nominal ratesCopy !req
118. but if you're here
to sell itCopy !req
119. you'll have to give meCopy !req
120. three and a half minutes
for my little laugh.Copy !req
121. I'll give you 15 bucks for it.Copy !req
122. Any junkman will give you 12.Copy !req
123. The smithsonian might top
us both by a buck or two.Copy !req
124. It's a wonderful old carCopy !req
125. and they built them better
in the old days, I think.Copy !req
126. Ah, grandfather dearCopy !req
127. that is the old
rhubarb, the sawCopy !req
128. the turkey everybody
and his brotherCopy !req
129. is trying to pull
on the open market.Copy !req
130. Cars were built better
in the old days, ha!Copy !req
131. Ten years agoCopy !req
132. they didn't know
how to build cars.Copy !req
133. Now it's the new
cars that sell.Copy !req
134. Don't mind these.Copy !req
135. It's the new cars
that sell.Copy !req
136. It's the new cars
that run.Copy !req
137. It's the new carsCopy !req
138. that combine the genius
of mind, muscleCopy !req
139. and the assembly line.Copy !req
140. Oh, please...Copy !req
141. but I'll tell you
what I'll do for youCopy !req
142. because I love
your face.Copy !req
143. You remind me of
my own grandfatherCopy !req
144. rest his soul,
a man of dignityCopy !req
145. down through his
declining yearsCopy !req
146. until he died rescuing a
capsized boatload of peopleCopy !req
147. on the east river.Copy !req
148. I'll give you
25 bucks for it.Copy !req
149. Probably have
to tear it downCopy !req
150. sell it wheel by
wheel, bolt by boltCopy !req
151. to any itinerant junkman
that comes aroundCopy !req
152. but 25 I'll go.Copy !req
153. $25?Copy !req
154. Mm-hmm.Copy !req
155. I kind of need
the moneyCopy !req
156. but couldn't
you make it 30?Copy !req
157. You try me,
old friend.Copy !req
158. What does that mean?Copy !req
159. That means that
25 is going, going...Copy !req
160. that means that
25 is... gone!Copy !req
161. There we are.Copy !req
162. Ten, 20, and 25.Copy !req
163. There we are.Copy !req
164. Now, I'll tell you
what you do.Copy !req
165. You go in that
little office there.Copy !req
166. You take your car
registration papersCopy !req
167. with you,
and hold it...Copy !req
168. did I say car?Copy !req
169. Vehicle, hmm.Copy !req
170. Now, here, hmm.Copy !req
171. Comfy?Copy !req
172. Signed, sealed and
delivered, mr. Uh...Copy !req
173. hunnicut.Copy !req
174. Oh, yes, and here
are the keys.Copy !req
175. Thank you.Copy !req
176. Oh, by the way,
mr. Hunnicut.Copy !req
177. There is one other
small itemCopy !req
178. I ought to mention
to you about the car.Copy !req
179. Do, do.Copy !req
180. It's haunted.Copy !req
181. Haunted?Copy !req
182. You don't say.Copy !req
183. Oh, yes,
without a doubt.Copy !req
184. The car is
quite haunted.Copy !req
185. It's been hauntedCopy !req
186. ever since it came off
the assembly lineCopy !req
187. and every single
one of its ownersCopy !req
188. can attest
to this fact.Copy !req
189. Well, now,
I don't supposeCopy !req
190. you'd mind telling me
how it's haunted, hmm?Copy !req
191. You sign right there.Copy !req
192. Or how I can
un-haunt it?Copy !req
193. Oh, you'll find
out soon enough.Copy !req
194. I will.Copy !req
195. As for un-haunting itCopy !req
196. you'll have
to sell the car.Copy !req
197. Oh.Copy !req
198. Well, good day,
mr. Hunnicut.Copy !req
199. It's been
a real pleasure.Copy !req
200. Likewise, likewise.Copy !req
201. I think you may findCopy !req
202. that you have actually gotten
the best of the bargain at that.Copy !req
203. My ancient friend, you do me
the ultimate injustice.Copy !req
204. Our little transaction,
haunted or otherwiseCopy !req
205. was my charity case for the day.Copy !req
206. You dwell on that, will you?Copy !req
207. Dwell on it.Copy !req
208. No, no, no, mr. Hunnicut.Copy !req
209. You dwell on it.Copy !req
210. And I rather think you will.Copy !req
211. Well?Copy !req
212. How much is it?Copy !req
213. It's not for sale.Copy !req
214. Why not?Copy !req
215. Uh... well, I don't know.Copy !req
216. This car we were
just sitting in.Copy !req
217. That's the one
you were pushing.Copy !req
218. Yeah, sure.Copy !req
219. I... I guess
I'm not pushing it anymore.Copy !req
220. This is a wreck, it's a rum-dum.Copy !req
221. It...Copy !req
222. oh... it hasn't got any points,
it hasn't got any ringsCopy !req
223. it hasn't got any plugsCopy !req
224. and it'll leak gasoline like
it owns every oil well in texas.Copy !req
225. But the tires...Copy !req
226. are very bad,
and the chassis's been bentCopy !req
227. and if I said anything
about it being a runaboutCopy !req
228. why, I meant it would run
about a block and then stop.Copy !req
229. And it'll cost you double
what you pay for itCopy !req
230. when you start taking
it in for repairsCopy !req
231. and you'll start taking
it in for repairsCopy !req
232. every third thursday
of the month.Copy !req
233. Well, what else
have you got?Copy !req
234. Oh, what else,
well...Copy !req
235. I... I'll...Copy !req
236. I haven't anything else
worthwhile to show you.Copy !req
237. Everything in this lot should
have been condemned years ago.Copy !req
238. I got more lemons
per square footCopy !req
239. than a fruit grower in salinas.Copy !req
240. And what you ought to doCopy !req
241. you ought to hit one
of those reputable placesCopy !req
242. and get what you pay for,
and something you really likeCopy !req
243. but, uh, you shouldn't
come around here anymore.Copy !req
244. Okay.Copy !req
245. Thanks.Copy !req
246. Yeah.Copy !req
247. Oh, hey...Copy !req
248. never mind.Copy !req
249. Let's go look
at television sets.Copy !req
250. Sorry, I'm late, boss.Copy !req
251. I was down
at the junkyardCopy !req
252. checking on the '34
chevy wheel discs.Copy !req
253. I found four of them.Copy !req
254. Hey, what's
the action, boss?Copy !req
255. Hmm?Copy !req
256. Oh, things are a
little quiet around...Copy !req
257. irv, you won't
believe what I...Copy !req
258. nah, you won't...Copy !req
259. hey, how about trying
to move that '35 essex?Copy !req
260. Move it is right.Copy !req
261. It won't get anywhere
under its own power.Copy !req
262. All right,
knock it down to 55Copy !req
263. tell everybody it's a museum
piece, last of its kind.Copy !req
264. And look!Copy !req
265. You keep that hood closed,
you dope!Copy !req
266. How many time I gotta tell
you...Copy !req
267. when you got an engine you can't
see for rustCopy !req
268. you gotta play a little
hide-and-seek.Copy !req
269. You don't
go advertising the factCopy !req
270. you're trying to job a carCopy !req
271. that carried french soldiers to
the first battle of the marne.Copy !req
272. Now listen, irv, I...Copy !req
273. want you to put
a sign on the carCopy !req
274. that says it's for sale
as is, no guaranteesCopy !req
275. and I...Copy !req
276. think you
better open upCopy !req
277. both sides
of the hoodCopy !req
278. so they can get a better
look at the engine.Copy !req
279. You want to sell it or
keep it for an heirloom?Copy !req
280. What's the matter...Copy !req
281. do I look all right to you, irv?Copy !req
282. What did you have for dinner?Copy !req
283. No, no, this is nuts.Copy !req
284. This is power of suggestion
or something.Copy !req
285. Hey, that old gleep
that sold meCopy !req
286. that model-a,
a real nutsy.Copy !req
287. Gave me a song
and danceCopy !req
288. about a haunted car.Copy !req
289. You get that?Copy !req
290. Haunted car.Copy !req
291. And I was stupid enoughCopy !req
292. to stand there
and listen to him.Copy !req
293. What I should have done
was call up the local hatchCopy !req
294. reserved a rubber room
for him.Copy !req
295. Honey, this is
your ever-loving.Copy !req
296. Now, look, baby
about tonightCopy !req
297. I'm going
to be a little late.Copy !req
298. Well, it's
inventory time.Copy !req
299. Look, I told you it
was inventory time.Copy !req
300. What I'm going to be
doing tonight is I...Copy !req
301. I'm going to be
playing poker with the boysCopy !req
302. and when I told you it was
inventory time last monthCopy !req
303. I was playing poker
with the boys then.Copy !req
304. You were doing what!Copy !req
305. Honey, don't
listen to me!Copy !req
306. This is nuts,
I'm sick or something.Copy !req
307. Look, what I'm really
going to be doing tonightCopy !req
308. is I'm... going to be
playing poker with the boys.Copy !req
309. What is this?Copy !req
310. Am I crazy or something?Copy !req
311. I got no control
over what I'm saying.Copy !req
312. I got no control...Copy !req
313. irv...Copy !req
314. I'm in the midst of a calamity.Copy !req
315. That old gleep
I was telling you aboutCopy !req
316. the one who said
that car was haunted...Copy !req
317. he was right.Copy !req
318. Whoever owns that car
has to tell the truth.Copy !req
319. Hey, irv, you dig?Copy !req
320. Did you ever hear
anything more ghastly?Copy !req
321. Me... harvey hunnicutCopy !req
322. from now on, as long
as I own that carCopy !req
323. I have to tell the truth.Copy !req
324. Well, here are the signs
you wanted, boss.Copy !req
325. Yeah.Copy !req
326. I've heard of low pressure
before, bossCopy !req
327. but let's face it-
this is no pressure.Copy !req
328. Irv, you know my wife
isn't speaking to me.Copy !req
329. Would that that were
your only worry, boss.Copy !req
330. You haven't moved a car
off the lot in three days.Copy !req
331. I know.Copy !req
332. That old lady who came in
yesterday afternoonCopy !req
333. to buy that old auburn...
I mean, let's level now.Copy !req
334. How do you start a sales pitch
by telling the customerCopy !req
335. that if the car
was one year olderCopy !req
336. moses could have driven it
across the red sea?Copy !req
337. There's a limit
to honesty, boss!Copy !req
338. Irving, I...Copy !req
339. I used to feel
that way myself.Copy !req
340. I hate to bother
you now, bossCopy !req
341. but it's that thing
about my raise.Copy !req
342. Your raise?Copy !req
343. Well, it's six months todayCopy !req
344. I don't want to bug you,
but you promised.Copy !req
345. You said that in six months
if I'd sold three cars,Copy !req
346. that you
would turn...Copy !req
347. oh. Yeah, well, sure.Copy !req
348. When I... I...Copy !req
349. the day you get more money
out of me,Copy !req
350. it'll be below zero
in the fijis.Copy !req
351. Every yokel who works hereCopy !req
352. starts and stops
at the same salary.Copy !req
353. I only dangle that raise
in front of themCopy !req
354. just as long as it
takes them to get wise.Copy !req
355. Irv... irv...Copy !req
356. for you to get more money
out of meCopy !req
357. would be just about as easy
as...Copy !req
358. pouring hot butter
into a wildcat's ear.Copy !req
359. Irv, that hurt me
more than it did you.Copy !req
360. Correction.Copy !req
361. This is going to hurt you
a lot more than it hurts me.Copy !req
362. What's your pleasure, sir?Copy !req
363. Oh, luther grimbley here.Copy !req
364. Honest luther grimbley.Copy !req
365. 30 years in politics,
currently up for reelection.Copy !req
366. Alderman, 13th ward.Copy !req
367. You've probably heard of me.Copy !req
368. Delighted.Copy !req
369. Something nice
in a model-a?Copy !req
370. Beautiful, isn't it?Copy !req
371. That depends.Copy !req
372. If you take 12 aspirin
and shut your eyes tightCopy !req
373. you might call
it beautiful.Copy !req
374. But in the cold
light of day, sonCopy !req
375. it's a wreck.Copy !req
376. What about
its condition?Copy !req
377. Well, let me tell
you one thing...Copy !req
378. the block's cracked.Copy !req
379. Block cracked?Copy !req
380. Block cracked.Copy !req
381. What else?Copy !req
382. You can see
for yourself.Copy !req
383. You take a good look
at these tires.Copy !req
384. The rubber's shot.Copy !req
385. Yeah, sure is.Copy !req
386. Might be good
for a few yearsCopy !req
387. not many, though.Copy !req
388. Many?Copy !req
389. This car is living
on borrowed time.Copy !req
390. What...
what's she worth?Copy !req
391. Oh...Copy !req
392. I mean assuming some clod
who wanted a real bum carCopy !req
393. to use for a gag
or somethingCopy !req
394. maybe... uh...
50 bucks?Copy !req
395. 50 bucks!Copy !req
396. All right, maybe 60.Copy !req
397. Why not 30?Copy !req
398. You don't understand,
do you?Copy !req
399. This is a bad car,
you see.Copy !req
400. It's a lemon.Copy !req
401. Lemon?Copy !req
402. Why you dirty dog, you.Copy !req
403. You clever son of a gun.Copy !req
404. That's the truth.Copy !req
405. That's the absolute truth.Copy !req
406. I've seen all kinds
of routinesCopy !req
407. all kinds of routinesCopy !req
408. but you clever
little cookie, you.Copy !req
409. This is the old reverse
english, isn't it?Copy !req
410. The old twister-oo?Copy !req
411. Why you sharp-shooting,
sharpie!Copy !req
412. You knew I wanted it,
didn't you?Copy !req
413. You little devil you!Copy !req
414. You knew I wanted it.Copy !req
415. I'll tell you what.Copy !req
416. I'll give you
25 bucks for it.Copy !req
417. On account of it's good politics
to drive an old car.Copy !req
418. Makes people think you're
not getting rich off of them.Copy !req
419. 25 bucks!Copy !req
420. How about 22½?Copy !req
421. Huh?Copy !req
422. I didn't notice
the dent in the fender.Copy !req
423. Oh.Copy !req
424. I mean $22.50,
the car and no strings.Copy !req
425. No, uh, strings?Copy !req
426. You better trot out
the strings, buddy boy.Copy !req
427. Trot out the strings.Copy !req
428. I want to know what I'm getting.Copy !req
429. Well, $22.50, the car as is,
and, uh...Copy !req
430. and, uh, what?Copy !req
431. Uh... well... uh...
the car's haunted.Copy !req
432. Haunted?Copy !req
433. The car is haunted?Copy !req
434. So it's haunted.Copy !req
435. I swear, you're the
cleverest cookie in the...Copy !req
436. you ought to be
in politics.Copy !req
437. Haunted?Copy !req
438. How is it haunted?Copy !req
439. Well, whoever owns it
has to tell the truth.Copy !req
440. Whoever owns it has
to tell the truth?Copy !req
441. The whole truth,
and the only wayCopy !req
442. he can stop telling the truth
is to sell the car.Copy !req
443. How about this baby?Copy !req
444. That's no baby.Copy !req
445. That's a great-grandfather.Copy !req
446. Hasn't got any transmission,
no rear end, no axle.Copy !req
447. That one's shot.Copy !req
448. That's the goods,
is it?Copy !req
449. You have to tell
the truth, don't you?Copy !req
450. That's it.Copy !req
451. That's the reason
for the song and dance.Copy !req
452. You have
to tell the truth.Copy !req
453. Well, what about
the model-a?Copy !req
454. I mean, in spite of
the fact that it's hauntedCopy !req
455. it's, it's still a swell...
conversation piece.Copy !req
456. For some people,
maybeCopy !req
457. but not for old,
honest luther grimbley.Copy !req
458. Buddy boy,
I'm in politics.Copy !req
459. When you tell meCopy !req
460. I got to start telling
the truth all the timeCopy !req
461. holy hanna!Copy !req
462. You know something?Copy !req
463. I couldn't make
a single political speech.Copy !req
464. I couldn't run
for office again.Copy !req
465. Now why don't you
sell this carCopy !req
466. to boss ryan
over at 12th ward.Copy !req
467. I'd love to hear him
tell the truth just once.Copy !req
468. Or the mayor, the mayor!Copy !req
469. Why don't you...?Copy !req
470. Hey, why not even
to this guy, huh?Copy !req
471. Who?Copy !req
472. This fella?Copy !req
473. Say, that's
not a bad idea.Copy !req
474. If you could get him
to tell the truthCopy !req
475. that might be
the greatest gagCopy !req
476. of all time.Copy !req
477. Yeah...Copy !req
478. why not, huh?Copy !req
479. Oh, boy!Copy !req
480. That would be...Copy !req
481. your reasoning seems
valid, mr. Hunnicut.Copy !req
482. It's your motives
that we're concerned...Copy !req
483. don't worry
about my motives.Copy !req
484. I bought the car
for 25 bucksCopy !req
485. I'm selling
it for 25.Copy !req
486. Talk it over
with your boss.Copy !req
487. I believe we'll accept
your terms, mr. Hunnicut.Copy !req
488. You say $25
american money.Copy !req
489. 25 american dollars.Copy !req
490. I got the papers.Copy !req
491. Now, this is
the bill of saleCopy !req
492. the transfer of title,
the car registration.Copy !req
493. Have your boss sign all three of
them on the dotted lines there.Copy !req
494. I'm empowered to handle
the signatures myself.Copy !req
495. Oh, no, no.Copy !req
496. The boss has to sign
them, you dig?Copy !req
497. The boss, the boss
has to sign them.Copy !req
498. A sort of memento
or souvenir, is that it?Copy !req
499. Uh, yeah,
something like that.Copy !req
500. Well, I'll see
what I can do.Copy !req
501. Here we are.Copy !req
502. And here is the money.Copy !req
503. 25 american dollars.Copy !req
504. You lucky dog, you.Copy !req
505. You got a million bucks
worth of propaganda hereCopy !req
506. you know that?Copy !req
507. Now all you have to doCopy !req
508. is to try to tell
your folksCopy !req
509. that this is the kind
of a carCopy !req
510. the average american drives.Copy !req
511. You try and
tell them that.Copy !req
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