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Originally Posted by wfbarto
redranch....sorry to hear your sad tales on your 65 Bonnevilles. My advice is that if you are not going to be actively involved in the restoration of your cars, you best best is to buy one already restored and driveable. You are learning the hard way about the restoration business. Get what you can out of the current two by selling them and if you still want a car, buy one already done. You will be lots of dollars ahead to the good!  |
I was thinking the EXACT same thing. Life is too short. If you don't enjoy building them, just get a done car now & enjoy it.