Aryan's 73 Mustang

da injun wrote:Damn...you guys don't keep cars very long do ya'?

I got the Nova in the the summer of 1992.... ..Been scroungin parts ever since....

I got my ta in 98 lol been a headache every since

hotrodaaron77 wrote:I got my ta in 98 lol been a headache every since

T*ts or tires they will do that...

magicman_1968 wrote:

hotrodaaron77 wrote:I got my ta in 98 lol been a headache every since

T*ts or tires they will do that...

I'm not talking about everybody...I don't know everyone on here..at least by screen names. I was talking about Steve...and now his boy has got the tradin' bug. I would like to see this one finished.

And keep it a Formula!!

once you go pontiac you never go back,,,,, or so i have heard

da injun wrote:I'm not talking about everybody...I don't know everyone on here..at least by screen names. I was talking about Steve...and now his boy has got the tradin' bug. I would like to see this one finished.

And keep it a Formula!!

? Finished ? His last 3 cars were finished. lol.
This isn't a Formula. It's a base model Firebird. It just has a Formula nose.

is a car every really finished?

You can keep going and going. I agree. The S10 was the only project he had. It was done as it was going to get. The 59 Ford truck needed a few things but it ran and drove, he just didn't like it. The Mustang was done when he got it. He did some stuff to make it his. Aryan has always wanted a late 2nd gen F body. He got what he wanted. It boggles my mind that everyone worries about trading off cars. It's like I told Doug one time. Cars are like carnival rides. One ride may be fun but if I can afford the tickets then I want to ride them all! Who wants a car that they feel nothing for? I like my 'Bird and I've had it a very long time. Hopefully Aryan feels the same way. If not I have no problem with him getting what he wants. It's all about enjoying life. That's the way we do it around here and have no regrets.

Nothing wrong with getting rid of a car you don't like any more.

Seems like a lot of vehicles get horse-traded and bought and sold around the Stewart household compared to your average family, but when it comes to cars, it's something more than an average family. It's a house full of car nutz. And I like it.

Z-YOU wrote: It's a house full of car nutz.