The Green Hornet

After I taught Ray to drive he wanted a car of his own. He brought one from a friend that was green and old. He named it "The Green Hornet". It was very old but still driveable. However it was always having troublr and when he brought me home on a date we made a little noise. My father would hear it and tell him to bring it to the shop. My dad would go to the junk yard and get another part for it. When the war ended Ray was working but I drove down Kansas Avebue honking the horn with everyone else. I had his mother and his Aunt Helen in the back seat. When we got married his parents were driving the car to see us off on our honeymoon and the car gave up at the edge of the airfield so they did not make it to wave at us. I don't think it was fixable noe and we went to driving my 1932 Chevy until we bought the electric car.