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Sold my '56 Jimmy and he's headed for Colorado along with some OLD FRIENDS !
Don't know if I'll get back into the hobby or not ?
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Wow! I didn't see that one coming at all Emmet. You seemed so happy to have the truck, and no that long ago. That trailer had a nice array of early PU iron, for sure!
This anything to do with your eye?
Mostly the wiffy's health but my health also, Charlie.
Realy sorry to hear this. Hope your stay active here we need somone to keep us in line.
No prob there, I enjoy hanging out with my online buds here.
They'll have to ban me in order to get rid of me. hahaha
Sorry to see it go, hope it went to a good home!!!! Trucks like that aren't sold, they're given up for adoption!!!!!!
Sendin' a word to the Big Guy!! Hope things get better for the Mello Yello house!!
I hope your wifey and you are both blessed with improved health.
Hot-rodding is like malaria.
Once you've had it it's in the blood and you're never rid of it.
You'll be back.
In one way or another.
Just hope you and your family have the health to enjoy it.
Blessings to you and yours.
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That's a sad sight,Emm..:(Hope yours and your wife's health improve soon..Will be thinking of you both.. anyway,,ya can't just pick up and go from here just cos you don't have a toy in the shed,,cos we wont let ya leave..Okay??;)
Thanks, Y'all, I truly believe that the best part of our hobby is the people you meet from being involved in it.
Reality can suck sometimes. I feel your pain. The '36 3w went down the road about a month ago and one of the Model A's is leaving later this morning. Can't keep them forever, but you can still play in the pond.
I sure hate to see that Jimmy go off like that, but I certainly know what your reasons are. I guess we can just hang out here in the shade and watch the "Pups", and what other "Old Dogs" who can, play, and kibbitz with them about it.
For those that don't know, I did the same thing last year when we sold our big place and moved; put the '59 on a guys trailer and waved bye to 40 years association; too broken to keep up, even with the usual day to day stuff, some of the time. Life goes on, such as it is.