
Um... Never been that attached to a car, but I can imagine that it has a lot of heart-value for you! I guess keeping it a separate garage to visit isn't an option?
hahaha no, not this time. I actually hoped my son would be interested in keeping it and fixing it up for himself, but ... not yet enough income for that. So ... off it goes to make someone else smile! 

So why get rid of the "Stang?
Because it has over 140k miles on it, or because you've had it 4 years?
Because I don't have the money to keep it running healthy! It's overheating even after a good flush and hose checks, pump checks ... ??? Needs a new motor & I just can't do that right now. *sigh*
Oh, I understand. Cars are such a large part of our lives. I remember one car we had that was the first car that was really mine - I drove it to work every day. When Son was born, we wanted a somewhat bigger car, so we put it in the newspaper. A guy came to see it, and at one point, I patted it and said it had been a good car and I had enjoyed driving it, and it was the car that brought Baby Son home from the hospital - and he said, I'll take it - after I patted it, he said he felt good about it.
I've been blubbering all day! lol But, I'm starting the transition to embracing the new sedan - fewer "concerns", so maybe, in time, I'll form NEW attachments to this one. 

well my car currently had 190 thou plus on it heh. I don't think I've ever owned a car with less then like 80 grand...
I understand the value of the car, maybe it isn't the car so much as what it represents.
Here is a song to help you get through this tough time:
You'll never see the likes of that car again
I understand the value of the car, maybe it isn't the car so much as what it represents.
Here is a song to help you get through this tough time:
You'll never see the likes of that car again

Actually, the mechanic where I traded it told my son he wanted it. He was going to take it and fix it up. Maybe I'll get a chance to buy her back when she's like new! hahaha
A plain, boring ... but comfortable sedan. My problem is ... like everything else ... I FEEL like the car I drive, the clothes I wear, the house I live in ... etc, are all a reflection of ME. The mustang made me FEEL young and ALIVE, full of fun. The sedan ... well ... I'm struggling here. I know I should be grateful ... and I am, but ... it's not a mustang! That probably sounds really silly to you, Jim, but ... from my perspective, it's significant and very uncomfortable.
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Re: Actually, a survey instead.: - love it. I hope she says she doesn't believe in god anymore or something....
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