The Case of the Lucrative Wrecks

Old Dutch Cleanser, famous for chasing dirt. Present. Nick Carter, famous for chasing crime. Every week in this time, two great names are joined, as Old Dutch Cleanser brings you one of the most resourceful and daring characters in all detective fiction.

Nick Carter, master detective. All set fancy for a little accident. Hi. I guess, sir, Nick. I feel like a Hollywood stunt woman about to be pushed off a cliff. It does do as I told you.

There shouldn't be any danger. The under-rattice association is going to feel awfully bad about having this nice new car wreck. Not if it gets results they won't. Alright, whole tight, here's the curve. And here we go!

Now the case of the leucard of Rex. Today's exciting Nick Carter adventure brought to you by Old Dutch Plinter. Our story begins with a young couple bob and Peggy Anderson trying out their brand new car.

I listened to that motor per Peggy. Oh, it feels good to be at the wheel of a new car again. Bob, this hill is steep. Maybe there's a curb at the bottom. If there were a curb that would be marked, you don't see any marker, do you?

No, but Bob, there is a curb. Oh, gosh, hold tight, Peggy! Hey, are you all right? How about you? Oh, yeah. I got a bump in my head, I guess. No bones, broken. Let me help you out.

Yeah. Oh, Bob, our new car is a total wreck. It's a total wreck. Yeah. Golly, we not only went through the fence, we went halfway through the wall of this barn. Say, you too. Don't try to get away.