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Found something you could do with one of your spare cars
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Yo Todd!!
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No thanks. I'll keep my cars as cars and use my truck for that kind of stuff. There was a TR7 around here a few years back that was mounted up on a raised Jeep chassis. My idea of raising a wedge is to hang the body shells from the ceiling of my garage. I picked up another free parts car last week, with the intention of sending Kathy the parts she needs to put her car back together. This car raised an interesting philosophical question around here. When your wife asks you how many cars you have, what exactly do you have to count? Do parts cars count? Do daily driver non hobby cars count? truck and trailer? cars sitting on top of a trailer? body shells hanging from the ceiling in the garage? Race cars? and most importantly, cars stored offsite that she has no knowledge of? "How many cars do you have" is as dangerous as "how do I look", "does this make me look fat", and any topic concerning the mother in law.
