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I was thinking about it....long and hard, especially after I drove it to the store one weekend...all the rattles and crap that I need to fix on it...Still need black seat belts to finish off the interior, and I lost the hardware that holds the rear seat back, 'up' like the little hinge thingy...ya dunno where it is, haven't had it since I did the leather...I've got it holding up with a piece of 20ga electrical wire :p I know, ghetttto. Just don't have the time to have fun with it anymore...dunno when I will have time either..only thing that would make it fun again is an elle ess juan :D
Aw, thats a shame then :(
If a car has lost its fun.. and you keep it in a sealed container most of the year then maybe selling it to someone who will have fun with it would be a good idea....
Originally posted by SSMOWS6
i mean, you can always fly wes out there and since he's a tool sometimes, fashion him into a plow for the maro
thats what I was thinking, but at the same time I'm unsure if it will be fun again when I'm a bit older..well 30 years older...it'll bring back the highschool memories...who knows.
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