Carwashing has always seemed an American tradition. The first Model-T Ford owners undoubtedly made sure their cars were sparkling before pulling up to church on Sunday. And who could forget Rose Royce's platinum album, Car Wash, titled after their hi
 

Carwashing has always seemed an American tradition. The first Model-T
Ford owners undoubtedly made sure their cars were sparkling before
pulling up to church on Sunday. And who could forget Rose Royce's
platinum album, Car Wash, titled after their hit song, quick to become
an American classic?


www.eucarwash.ten.lt

Re: Carwashing has always seemed an American tradition. The firstModel-T Ford owners undoubtedly made sure their cars were sparklingbefore pulling up to church on Sunday. And who could forget Rose Royce'splatinum album, Car Wash, titled after their h
 

tomn wrote:
>
> Carwashing has always seemed an American tradition. The first Model-T
> Ford owners undoubtedly made sure their cars were sparkling before
> pulling up to church on Sunday. And who could forget Rose Royce's
> platinum album, Car Wash, titled after their hit song, quick to become
> an American classic?
>
> www.eucarwash.ten.lt

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"Ford owners undoubtedly made sure their cars were sparkling before
pulling up to church on Sunday" only difference today: they stay home on
Sunday and just wash their cars.

A simpler form of worship.

'Curly'

Re: Carwashing has always seemed an American tradition. The firstModel-T Ford owners undoubtedly made sure their cars were sparklingbefore pulling up to church on Sunday. And who could forget Rose Royce'splatinum album, Car Wash, titled after their h
 

tomn wrote:
>
> Carwashing has always seemed an American tradition. The first Model-T
> Ford owners undoubtedly made sure their cars were sparkling before
> pulling up to church on Sunday. And who could forget Rose Royce's
> platinum album, Car Wash, titled after their hit song, quick to become
> an American classic?
>
> www.eucarwash.ten.lt

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"Ford owners undoubtedly made sure their cars were sparkling before
pulling up to church on Sunday" only difference today: they stay home on
Sunday and just wash their cars.

A simpler form of worship.

'Curly'