ripped camel
Dedicated LVC Member
One thing's for sure dude. After all that sweat being put into this car you better not sell it.
I have zero intention of selling it. I just put 4 brand new tires on it, and even just installed a SVT pump during the rebuild. I wouldn't have done that for a new owner to enjoy. Nor would I have opted for a Mach 1 converter over a bland stock replacement.
his wife will have him sell it the minute its fixed.:shifty: (sorry ripped, i dont know you or your wife,this is just what i see happen a lot,maybe not this time but....)
She will say something along the lines of:
" sell it right away before something else goes wrong"
people do this all the time,they get a car running 100% and dump it, someone else on here should grab it then,cause it will proabably be good for another 100k at that point.
You don't know my wife, nor do you know me. My wife herself wants to get this car to 100% so we have a 100% dependable car.
She just bought a 1998 Volvo S70 GLT turbo that has 120,000 miles on it. I told her when you buy used under $10,000 there is no guarantee as to what the previous owner did to it or what you'll have to replace. So I convinced her the best route is to find a vehicle with a perfect body that has had no accidents and a perfect interior. That way when and if the engine or tranny goes it is worth putting money into the car. She agrees with me.
I plan on giving this car to my son someday (he's 3 years old now), because I've put an immense amount of effort into this car. He's also formed an attachment to it. He always asks why the truck took the Lincoln.
Cliffs notes of what I just said: I nor my wife will get rid of this car!