it appears I am afraid to leave her places
#11
Another side note: Years ago we went to Houston for a monster truck show. I didn't want to make our new Silverado after seeing thefts firsthand on multiple previous visits. We took our 74 International Travelall "The Bomber"! 2 lane roads were suddenly 4 lane as traffic wouldn't get close to that beast! Switch lanes? No need to look. Just wag it and anybody in the next lane was gone! It's a damned shame our collectible classics don't get no respect.
#12
That reason is why I really enjoy my old Lincoln, it looks ok, it is a great driver, but it ain't so nice that I worry about parking it most anywhere.
IMO if a car is made so nice that it can't really be enjoyed, then it just isn't worth it to me. So use the car, enjoy it, no matter how nice it is, and just fix the wear and tear later.
IMO if a car is made so nice that it can't really be enjoyed, then it just isn't worth it to me. So use the car, enjoy it, no matter how nice it is, and just fix the wear and tear later.
#14
This sticker is great, it goes right next to the mustang club of america one on the front windshield
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#18
Never gets better the 65 i drive daily i still hate to leave anywhere i cant see it every 5 mins or so, unless its at home. Nice 2 way alarm would help this. When im at school over the summer and drive it down its parked by no one right out side my window but for some reason, any sound or light wakes me and forces me to look out the window, cant go back to sleep with out doing this.
#19
LOL...
It's nice I'm not the only one. I don't park mine anywhere that I cannot get a 10ft clear radius around the car where no one can park next to it. And even then I'm all over keeping an eye on it. I don't park under trees. It's never been out in the rain or on gravel.
It's nice I'm not the only one. I don't park mine anywhere that I cannot get a 10ft clear radius around the car where no one can park next to it. And even then I'm all over keeping an eye on it. I don't park under trees. It's never been out in the rain or on gravel.
#20
Ha, I'm kinda weird about this. At a car show, I am fine leaving the car alone all day (to go sit in the shade), but ANYWHERE else, I do not want it out of my site! On the rare occasion that we have stopped somewhere to get something to eat, I always have my Grandfather park it by a window. I am so bad, that whenever my Grandfather drops me off at my house, I get a bit nervous about him driving it home without me, and it's his car!
As for anyone leaning on the car, I would ask them nicely not to do that, and see where it goes from there.
If I found someone sitting in the car, we better know them and they are playing a joke on us, or else I will flip out, and you may even see my name in the police log!
As for anyone leaning on the car, I would ask them nicely not to do that, and see where it goes from there.
If I found someone sitting in the car, we better know them and they are playing a joke on us, or else I will flip out, and you may even see my name in the police log!