Many of us here, and I count myself among them, consider driving our Imperials as a truly effective form of therapy. There a;ways comes a point when proceeding with the cars becomes less enjoyable than it once was. The old car game is best played by the young and unmarried and the retired but still very active. Middle aged folks like me, with college looming for our kids, etc, etc, etc, just can't devote the time, money and energy to these bottomless pits of wants and needs the way we might like to.
However, I came away from my 58 today feeling pretty good. The rust of the floor of the car does not seem to be structural. The steering wheel is still two-thirds intact. I think I can fudge a band aid repair over the remaining top third while I try to resolve many other issues. I don't think my time on this ride is over yet. I hate being further behind than when I started, that's for sure, but I think I can, with some effort, get the car to where I want it to be. Then I'll allow myself to think about retiring!
Hugh Hemphill 58 ImperialSan Antonio, Texas
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