If you find yourself in need of a good used vehicle, call or stop in and see Peter Anderson at Meineke, 168 Eastern Ave., Gloucester. My old Annie girl reached the point this summer where taking her to my mechanic to repair the things that had started going would have cost more than I though it was worth for a 1997 van, although she still had alot of life left in her. When the battery and windshield wiper motor went so I could no longer drive her or pass inspection, and I didn’t want to keep borrowing Brenda Malloy’s cool art car, I knew it was time. Peter had a nice 2000 Plymouth Voyager in my price range, so I now have wheels and am mobile again, thanks to Smokin’ Jim Yancy who brought me to see Peter and Elynn Kroger who brought me over to pick her up. It is so great living in a community where you can get the things you need and have good people all around you to offer help when you need it. There really is no place on earth like Gloucester.
On another happy note, Eric and Sheila from Rockport ended up buying my old Annie van and Eric is going to make the repairs and fix her up for Sheila to drive. I had put her on Craig’s List, and Sheila who is a FOB saw the Good Morning Gloucester sticker on her bumper and told Eric to go check her out. I look forward to seeing her moving on the roads of Cape Ann again.
E.J. Lefavour
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