She's gone.....
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From: Central Massachusetts
Wow G... From a P-car to a Bimmer? I'm rather disappointed, but if you're happy so am I...
Was there a reason for this, G (one that you can talk about here in
-land)?
Neb's pushing 140K miles now, and rust spots and all I think this one's going to the grave with me.
Was there a reason for this, G (one that you can talk about here in
-land)?Neb's pushing 140K miles now, and rust spots and all I think this one's going to the grave with me.
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From: SoCal
that you were a GOOD & didn't scroll back for the :cough: reason :cough: 
so that deserves a
mom answer 
...... yes Joe several reasons...... decided for one ( and you will appreciate this 1 ) that I REALLY wanted to have a swimming pool 
so my PLAN was to leggo the CAYMOM & pick up my dream TR6 or possibly 
Stang stay w/me
went on the quest to find one..... and as far as the olskool C-6 was way uncomfortable w/the thought of it broken down most of the time and or problems / non reliability etc.... 
I DID go check out a 66 Mustang drop top that I loved sep 
ing it even scared ME 
olskool cars DON'T like new ones 
scary brakes , no power steering or power anything sketchy seat belts , no air bags ( get my drift here ) another factor came into play > liked the idea of having a NICE comfy vehicle to bring passengers in when the
's & their LG's are along etc... trust me its a VERY NICE RIDE I still wouldn't mind having that
some day as an extra but not right now when I need 2 get the led out theres always the C-6 
CAPISH?
hope allz well back there
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From: Central Massachusetts
CAPISH! 
Totally understand. Sometimes choices need to be made. You are so right... the old school muscle cars are just fundamentally bad cars, G, and stuff like old Triumphs... you better have a mechanic in the trunk. I know there's a big nostalgia for these vehicles, but living with them is another story entirely.
So... on another note.... my goodnes... that is a veritable cornucopia of smileys! Momish has gotten rather colorful!
Totally understand. Sometimes choices need to be made. You are so right... the old school muscle cars are just fundamentally bad cars, G, and stuff like old Triumphs... you better have a mechanic in the trunk. I know there's a big nostalgia for these vehicles, but living with them is another story entirely.
So... on another note.... my goodnes... that is a veritable cornucopia of smileys!
Momish has gotten rather colorful!
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CAPISH!
Totally understand. Sometimes choices need to be made. You are so right... the old school muscle cars are just fundamentally bad cars, G, and stuff like old Triumphs... you better have a mechanic in the trunk. I know there's a big nostalgia for these vehicles, but living with them is another story entirely.
So... on another note.... my goodnes... that is a veritable cornucopia of smileys! Momish has gotten rather colorful!
Totally understand. Sometimes choices need to be made. You are so right... the old school muscle cars are just fundamentally bad cars, G, and stuff like old Triumphs... you better have a mechanic in the trunk. I know there's a big nostalgia for these vehicles, but living with them is another story entirely.
So... on another note.... my goodnes... that is a veritable cornucopia of smileys!
Momish has gotten rather colorful! YEah RT always tried to steer me away when I'd be considering that olskool ESPRIT , TR6 or Whale Tail for that reason and I get that its just
when I see one roll bye me 
Yeah the s2ki police made me delete a few before they would let that post go thru
OH & meant 2 tell ya Joe that your " if your happy " note connected to my 1st born's reply to my asking him if he would disown me if I went from CAYMOM to a Mini etc.... ? His reply was " Of course not we love you not your car "
