Sometimes it takes hundreds of people to throw it in your face, hundreds of times, ..
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From: Ottawa, Canada
I will say you are very lucky Rob. I for one am "never" satisfied with what I have. It would take nothing short of a Lambo Mercielago, Mclearon F1, Ferarri F50 or Enzo, maybe a Ford GT to make me truley happy and not want anything else.
HeII, who knows.. if I had one of those I may still want more. I almost bought a 2001 Viper last year with over $20 000 in mods and I passed because I thought I may want something else in a couple of years.
Hmmmm, Now I am engaged and bought a house so I am $350 000 in debt. No new toys for me for the next couple of years at least.
So with that said you are one lucky man!
HeII, who knows.. if I had one of those I may still want more. I almost bought a 2001 Viper last year with over $20 000 in mods and I passed because I thought I may want something else in a couple of years.
Hmmmm, Now I am engaged and bought a house so I am $350 000 in debt. No new toys for me for the next couple of years at least.
So with that said you are one lucky man!
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From: Colorado,
Infatuation? Is that the same a flatulation?
I love my L to. I used to drive down the street and be saying to myself thats nice, I wish I had one.
Now, I see something nice and I say. I like what I have better.
Long Live the Lighting
When I was 30 I bought a rustbucket 1930 model A pickup to celabrate. I wanted to make it into a Hot Rod. But my kids were young and it never materialized. I used to study it and figure out how everything worked.
You would have loved it Rob there was a lever on the steering column to adjust the timing, another one on the other side for the throttle and on the passenger side was a choke that was also connected to the carburator jet so you could adjust all those things while you were driving to optimize for the bad gas back then I suppose.
I love my L to. I used to drive down the street and be saying to myself thats nice, I wish I had one.
Now, I see something nice and I say. I like what I have better.
Long Live the Lighting
When I was 30 I bought a rustbucket 1930 model A pickup to celabrate. I wanted to make it into a Hot Rod. But my kids were young and it never materialized. I used to study it and figure out how everything worked.
You would have loved it Rob there was a lever on the steering column to adjust the timing, another one on the other side for the throttle and on the passenger side was a choke that was also connected to the carburator jet so you could adjust all those things while you were driving to optimize for the bad gas back then I suppose.