I am here in DC suburbs, in VA. I rarely see old cars of any kind, unless they are going to shows. In this land of rust long commutes, people buy practical cars. I used to have two 65 Comets, but my long drive was racking up senseless miles, and without AC or a radio. I took one to a body shop to get an estimate on rust repairs. The guy told me to find a cheaper hobby like raising horses. I tried restoring old guitars, and learned a lot. But I can't shake the car thing. In the high tech world, we have to rely on techies to do anything. Same with modern cars. So where is the zen? I never knew what a guitar was until I took a few apart. So I am looking at cars, mostly on Craigslist.
Welcome from Wisconsin..............Still glad you got the passion for old cars....Hope you find that special car someday.....we'll be here on H.A.M.B. to help you ........glad you join up.....Big Bad John
Welcome to the H.A.M.B...................from Arkansas City, KS. firstnomad www.angelfire.com/jazz/flatlandstudio
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