A thought for the non drivers

[Rondor]

I have owned numerous classic's from 30's thru the 80's and was unconfortable putting any of them on the street for various reasons. I traded a SL Benz for my T-Bird and have all the thrill and enjoyment the old ones brought and love putting it on the street. I get the same feel and attention, but also get a better ride, better handling, better performance, better mileage, and much better reliability, I never thought I would not miss my old cars, but I don't. Talk about the best of both worlds. So far a T bird is the only one I see doing that.

[4LOWBIRDS+7]

Re: A thought for the non drivers

I have owned numerous classic's from 30's thru the 80's and was unconfortable putting any of them on the street for various reasons. I traded a SL Benz for my T-Bird and have all the thrill and enjoyment the old ones brought and love putting it on the street. I get the same feel and attention, but also get a better ride, better handling, better performance, better mileage, and much better reliability, I never thought I would not miss my old cars, but I don't. Talk about the best of both worlds. So far a T bird is the only one I see doing that.

BOY DO I EVER AGREE, I SOLD MY 54 LINCOLN CONVERTIBLE TO GET THE NM AND NOW THE 55 FORD WAGON IS GOING TO FALL CARLISLE. IF ALL GOES WELL, I WILL GET A 2003 WHISPER WHITE.