She's Going Back Together
The paint is finished and she going to back together. Soon, we'll be back on the road!
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Permalink Reply by Michael Vogler on
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Tony,
I always appreciate your replies. Thank you.
I'm getting very excited to get the car back. Unfortunately, we have a slow down with the upholsterer. I must confess that I'm getting a bit of anxiety at the thought of driving the car around time and parking her anywhere due to careless drivers texting on their cell phone, shopping cart pushers, and door dings in parking lots. Ugg. Well, she's meant to be driven and I'm sure my anxiousness will subside once I been out and about for awhile (or once the first ding happens!)
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Tony,
I love that you convertible was first purchased new by your dad. Certainly, you have an heirloom!
Michael
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Rear bumper and lights are back on!
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