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First day on the job...
Just because it was spring didn't mean it wasn't still cold in the morning. Ben had left early from the apartment, told that he had to be at Mitch's garage by 7am. A bagel and a cup of coffee later, he found the address on the paper he was carrying.
Looking around it was still pretty dead in the place, but there was a car parked outside and Ben could hear some music playing. He walked around the side until he found the back door and knocked.
Looking around it was still pretty dead in the place, but there was a car parked outside and Ben could hear some music playing. He walked around the side until he found the back door and knocked.
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And he actually wasn't bullshitting there.
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"I thought you would," Mitch nodded.
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He stepped into the elevator and leaned against the wall. "So I'm told you have a nice collection of classics..."
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It was a few minutes before the doors to the elevator opened and Pete moved out ahead of them, flicking on the lights and revealing the El Dorado, as well as a '65 Ford Mustang, a Thunderbird, and a Ford Falcon Futura.
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"Miranda's laid claim to the Falcon," Mitch said with a smirk, sliding his hands into his pockets. "Not that she's actually going to get it anytime soon, but she likes to think it's hers."
"Speaking of, my niece may pop down here to bug you on occasion if she gets bored," Pete sighed. "Don't -- indulge -- her too much. And if you do -- keep it off the cars."
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Did he just... he did, didn't he? "Well, I'll keep my eye for her, but I probably won't indulge her at all in that way. Contrary to my good looks and fabulous personality, I'm not that kind of guy."
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"Plus -- you haven't seen her yet," Mitch grinned.
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He had a few parts dealers that he had dealt with in Indiana, and was sure Mitch had his contacts. Plus he could always check with Dean and see who he got the Impala parts from. That car still looked brand new, and he wondered how many engines it had to have gone through by now.
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