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Friday, March 10, 2006

Eleanor (1967 GTA 390 fastback)


They say if you love someone, set the free. Unfortunately that doesn't apply to Eleanor and myself. From the time I purchased this car is 2001 its been a rough relationship. She leeched my wallet dry, forced me into verbal and near physcial altercations with crooked autobody repair men and nearly killed me once or twice on the highway. I can't begin to tell you how many times I've been waiting by the roadside for a flatbed. But I keep comin back for more.

When I bought my 2005 mustang, I had plans to sell her, but the deal fell through. I'm so attached now, and we've had such a history that I've decided to hold on and bring her back to her original graces. I had a potential buyer contact me yesterday and offered to purchase her as is, I told him she wasn't for sale at this time (I'm a Dumb Ass)

The pic above is what she'll look like if I succeed. She's 75% completed. I'll keep you posted.

OBTW - my 2005 mustang has also been in the shop for the last week (computer problem).

Is it me or is it FORD?

# posted by tommy @ 3:05 AM
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