Marriages, like engines, need consistent TLC to run smoothly. Letting either of them languid is a recipe for sputtering, backlash, and naming. The Window Store, too, is, after a two-week break, trying to clean its pipes with champagne and refreshment.
Ace Fighterpilot viewers took on this week’s challenge: find a car to drive on one’s wedding day. The budget is $30,000, can buy a lot of cakes or multiple therapies for couples, both of which can be reduced easier than the option.
Santa Barbara loving husband John Pearley Huffman received the bell with a two-horsepower Citroën. These are alarm bells, and no, not Citroën. This one is smaller and the inside is extremely red. Pearley reasoned that the connection between the French language would make for great photographs, although his point was lost in the discussion of what a small couple would need to fit in. with the inside of the car.
Vegas-nuptial veteran Elana Scherr sat in a standard Rolls-Royce at the wedding. On the surface, Roller is tired but the game says it’s arrived. Then she opened the inner door and said to the groom, “Circus Circus has made me strong; prove you love me and come in.”
Bachelor Jonathon Ramsey of Kentucky went to buy a Jaguar convertible. This one person’s constant mechanical need will prompt the couple to love each other relentlessly as well. Yes, his pick was also voted as “More Likely to Lead to Divorce”, but this episode ends after reception, rendering such theories no longer relevant.
KC Colwell espoused has kept her choice simple as her wedding venue, researching Buick’s archives for classic Midwest Americana. Huge grille and Peggy Sue is married charged vibe decorated with cheerfulness instead of cans and broadcast sets. Neither Wikipedia nor the debate can help us understand the term — or the car.
Utah man Tony Quiroga went to Love’s truck stop in the desert state for this episode. Making his best impression of a Kentucky bachelor, the buttery yellow Cadillac he chose is perhaps the best Rorschach test to capture the woman of your life who is also a freak, and maybe a truck driver.
If you see these cars at a wedding, it might be best to view it at the reception and take some time out of your calendar to attend the second marriage. Or make an offer for something good under $30,000.
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