Dear Clay, if you can afford to, and if you have the space. Go ahead and get the car. If nothing else it will make good trading stock with other Forward Look fans and you may prevent the abuse of the car from someone who may not appreciate like you or I do. The real question is, can you get away with leaving it set in your driveway? It may not be worth gettin your neighbors upset. Luckily, I live pretty rural and don't have that problem.It's a hard choice, and having too many projects can also hold you back from finishing the one that is most important to you. If nothing else, you know if the car gets passed to another Forward Look list member, we won't be using it for a demo derby anyway. Good luck with the soul searching you have to do now! lol I would keep the 58 myself, but I got a weak spot for 58's, especially seeing as I own a 58 Saratoga and happen to be a 58 model myself. ; ) MyDeSoto@xxxxxxx wrote: > Hello all! > > I haven't written the list in a good long while, but have been keeping up > with the discussions going on quite heavily. But now comes the time when I > need the list members advice. I currently own a 58 Plymouth 4dr HT with all > the bells and whistles, and I am in the process of a pretty heavy > restoration. Now here comes the question/dehlima: I have found a 56 Chrysler > Windsor 4dr sedan not far from me in pretty decent shape with a good amount > of extra parts. The car is complete and solid and has a good amount of > options (A/C, power brakes, power steering, etc..) I only have a one car > garage and it is currently occupied by the 58. I don't have the funds > available for a storage facility and the new addition would have to sit in > the driveway, so..... MY question is, do I go ahead and get it with all the > good intentions of building this one as well, or do I pass it along to the > list and let another have a go at it? I don't mean this to sound mean or > vulgar, but would like some others opinions. I have always admired the 50's > ChryCo cars, and would love to someday have a FIN-tastic collection of > drivers, but not sure if I should tackle this one with so many other irons in > the fire (also restoring my daily driver, 72 Dodge Dart Swinger). Any help is > much appreciated! > > Have a safe and FINtastic weekend! > Clay Wood
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