
Self-portrait in Padre Pio's sideview mirror
You can read about the auction of the Ex Padre Pio Mercedes-Benz, in Padua, on October 27th, here.

The Ex Padre Pio Mercedes-Benz

Wrenches
I looked in vain for a display of dashboard saints. They are no more, because everything is plastic, and the saints relied on magnetism.
3 comments:
What a fabulous looking car. Even the wrenches glow!
Heh, dashboard saints.
I heard there was a Padre Pio bobblehead. A friend swore he was getting me one for Christmas a few years ago, but I think he kept it for himself.
Wow. I'd sell my soul for a Padre Pio Bobblehead. I did make a point of creating many third-class relics by sitting in Padre PIo's car with all my loot from the car show. At a flea market booth, I scored a pair of fuzzy dice so that I could present a Catholic friend with the Fuzzy Dice of Padre Pio.
I also bought a Topolino T-shirt which is now a relic. I can never wash it.
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