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Thanks Paul, I really enjoy this restoration, and I have a good wife, I call her the bride.

She understands computers, and set my web site up for me, I didn't really want it, she talked me into it. Now I'm glad I've got it.

It saves a lot of searching for postings that some one may have asked a question. I take the pictures, hand her the camera, she resizes them, I tell her what I would like to say, and bingo.

She gets the ears back on occasion, if shes doing something, to do the pictures up, but it all works out.

The reason for selling it is I need to recover the money, We have four children 38, 40, 41 and 42 years old. And once they were raised, we never had her get a job, I figured after four children, I'll let her kick back, probably if she would have worked during our married life, or the last 20 years I would be in fat city, but I'm hangin in there.

With her at home I was able to build these garages and learn about the cars, so thats a good thing to.

It takes a little bit of money to keep up a complete body and mechanical shop, so I can build and sell them, or get the rocking chair out. I just need to step up the building process, get some cash comin in.

I'm 65 and a tough old goat, but I could run out of steam tonight, never know, sorry for being long winded, you have a good one.

Oh, one last thing, it sure takes us perfectionists a while to get any thing done

Rob

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Thanks JP

Rob

[Greg Reid]

You don't have to be a perfectionist to take a long time to do anything. I'm living proof that it can sometimes take just as long to do something wrong as it does to do it right.
I've got you bookmarked along with a couple of other personal sites that I think are above average as regards the restoration hobby.