Silver Round with Perched Eagle Reverse

When I was a wee li'l one, my father owned a commercial film processing lab. We served a network of about 100 dealers, mostly pharmacies and neighborhood corner stores. Our earliest delivery vehicles were Isettas, and I would ride along and retrieve the correct bags for the next delivery. I was 6 or 7. 1961-62. Later we used Renaults, then Hondas. By the time Hurricane Agnes hit in 1972, I had become the driver. During Agnes, I stepped out of the Renault into water up to the floorboards. She never skipped a beat until years later when she was crushed between a curb and a "right turn from the left lane" 18-wheeler.

 

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I know a 6'11" guy, the LAST guy taken in the 1984 NBA draft by the Sixers, who drives a Cooper Mini.

 

I've heard those mini's have decent leg room somehow. The Isetta though, how would I even shut the "door" lol

 

I think Pete might drive from the back seat. How would you shut the door in an Isetta? Pull the steering wheel toward you.

Pete was famous for one other thing - the first time Moses Malone tried to dunk over Pete at training camp, Pete "rejected" the attempt. Malone became a fan.

 

Dat 'Pistol Pete'?

 

In colloquial anything, that's just danged funny...........

 

No, this Pete was cut the last day of camp. His name was Peter Mullenberg. Played high school ball in Reading, PA and graduated from U. of Delaware. A Blue Hen.

His actual mom was my Cub Scouts den mother when I was a kid.