bluemiata90
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It's happened again. The british car purchasing ILLNESS took over my willpower again. I already have 2 TR3s and purchased a TR8 just about 4 months ago, but it happened again.
A friend of mine asked if I would keep an eye out for a TR6 for him. I found one about 2 hours from our homes and told him about it. It appears to be a good basic driver, but far from a show car. He decided he wanted a more complete (get in and drive it to a car show) car, so I tried to resist, but I felt this was too good of a deal to pass up. The same feeling I get with every other car I purchase. So, I bought it.
Thank God for having a very understanding wife. I did have to use the old "but honey, this is a great investment". She knows all my investments end up costing me hundreds more, but she played along.
Anyways, I am now the somewhat proud/ambarassed owner of 2 TR3s, a TR8, Mercedes 380sl, Volvo P1800s, an Excalibur, VW calif. custom Beetle and now, a 1970 TR6 driver. Oooooooohhh, the sickness continues.
As my wife keeps reminding me, I might need therapy.
A friend of mine asked if I would keep an eye out for a TR6 for him. I found one about 2 hours from our homes and told him about it. It appears to be a good basic driver, but far from a show car. He decided he wanted a more complete (get in and drive it to a car show) car, so I tried to resist, but I felt this was too good of a deal to pass up. The same feeling I get with every other car I purchase. So, I bought it.
Thank God for having a very understanding wife. I did have to use the old "but honey, this is a great investment". She knows all my investments end up costing me hundreds more, but she played along.
Anyways, I am now the somewhat proud/ambarassed owner of 2 TR3s, a TR8, Mercedes 380sl, Volvo P1800s, an Excalibur, VW calif. custom Beetle and now, a 1970 TR6 driver. Oooooooohhh, the sickness continues.
As my wife keeps reminding me, I might need therapy.