Re: getting sick of the car world

[Joeydahook9@xxxxxxx]

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I agree, finding parts hiding behind barns and such are half the fun of 
owning a Mopar.  I had a guy stop by the other day to look at my Belvedere.  He was 
very proud to show off a chrome hemi 2x4 air filter he had found in a flea 
market.  He was much prouder telling me he was going to sell it for $800.00 on 
Ebay.  Probably owns a Honda.  Anyone can buy all they need from Ebay.  The joy 
is knowing you did it yourself (with the help from friends)  If all you want 
is a trailer queen, buy it from an exotic car dealer and then you can tell 
everyone you own a hemi cuda. I love to watch these guys wrap clear plastic wrap 
around their tires before they roll it off the trailer.  I would, just once, 
like to fire it up and bang it through the gears with the sucker watching. 
(but's that's just me)  Us poor slobs take years to build a decent street cruiser, 
get the family involved and it will be a memory forever, not just an 
investment Sorry about the rant, I'm sure these scarce muscle cars need to be 
preserved, but sometimes it seems a little ridiculous to me.  Joe (saving up for an 
aluminum water pump housing)

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