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dancerjodiBadAndy is out at a job site right now, and met an employee of that company who is selling a 79 Monte Carlo for $700.
Shit.
The thing is insured and is running, Bad Andy says it looks good from the pics.
He'll get more details from the guy after he's done with his job. If the body is in good shape its worth $700 just to sit in my garage and gradually be rebuilt (oh, and BadAndy wouldn't have any fun at all doing that, nope - can you sense my sarcasm?).
Hee hee, I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
Shit.
The thing is insured and is running, Bad Andy says it looks good from the pics.
He'll get more details from the guy after he's done with his job. If the body is in good shape its worth $700 just to sit in my garage and gradually be rebuilt (oh, and BadAndy wouldn't have any fun at all doing that, nope - can you sense my sarcasm?).
Hee hee, I'm keeping my fingers crossed.
Re: my first "big" car
Date: 2003-08-13 10:02 am (UTC)Heh, my parents version of that would be the puke green pinto (you know, the ones that were recalled because they would explode on impact?). That was my Dad's one and only car until he got the Volkswagon Bus, then the Impala (drools) then he got Mom her own car, one of those red and faux wood paneled station wagons.
"I used to take the Zephyr out on Sunday drives.. I kid you not.. me and the long winding back roads of suburbia. Open windows and the smell of trees and loud rock & roll blaring from the speakers."
Yes, I miss those times very much. Mine was so perfect too because of my last name - it was "The MarmontiCarlo".