VLVL Ditzah

[Terrance]

> 
> It's actually a "vintage T-Bird in the carport" in the text, so I think the
> implication is that it's a classic car rather than some old bomb. And
> Pynchon introduces Ditzah by mentioning that she now lives on the "high rent
> side of Ventura Boulevard" and makes a point of noting that she was
> "divorced and solvent", if any more proof of her descent into bourgeois
> complacency were needed.

I bet that vintage T-bird is worse on the environment than my hummer.