Event Coverage Coleman Coupe Gone But Not Forgotten!

Glad everyone is happy. Best part I met more real hot rod guys. Mark

 

nice meeting you and Jason!

 

Man, that must have been Tough! Are condolences in order?

 

Ah, the excitement when we buy a car..then again when we sell, it comes down to at the time it was a decision made and fulfilled..therefore satisfying.
Now, after a period of time has passed, we sometimes have second thoughts as to why we did it.
It's easy to remember the good times, and somehow we fail to remember our feelings as to why we made the decision to sell, questioning what were we thinking?
A segment of time in our lives to reflect on in the future.
Nice car to be cherished I'm sure by whoever the owner now is, and to future owners of it.

 

Can't wait to see it again.

 

I have this print hanging in my room.

 

Let me know know when you do!

 

No, I am OK with it. As I said before, I am glad that I was the one to bring it back from the dead. My work was done so time to let it go back home. Right now I am down to just my roadster and I am enjoying it. I still keep an eye out for some other poor soul that may need some help! You never know.

 

OK …

I was transporting The Coleman Coupe
from Hot Rod Heaven to you back
in 2013

Nice story - thanks for the thread




Jim
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