Farewell, old friend

I never thought I'd see the day, but life makes a lot of twists and turns. There's a big plus in this-I got a fair enough price to take care of the pressing financial issues I have, and she's gone to a really good home-a fellow gearhead that has a bunch of classic cars and hotrods, a large modern storage garage and a fully equipped shop where he can give her the attention she needs. I'm pretty sure she's going to see street duty as soon as weather permits. I'll sleep easy tonite.

another farewell shot-

I'm sure it was hard to see her go. Hope things are working out for you.

Same here Mark. Don't ever look back. Life only goes forward. You made the best decision for you at this time. You still have the memories. Plus we are all still here. Jim

sorry to see that Mark, things will get better

Sometime you just have to move foreword. Finance, health and many other things can force this kind of change. The important thing is that you find something that will fill the void that this change will leave. A friend of mine made the transition to remote control airplanes flying/building. Must have been a good fit for him as he has been doing it 10 plus years.
Please don't be a stranger here as you have something money can't buy, experience. Good luck in what ever you do.

Sometimes we`ve got to do certain things we don`t like to move foreward and take care of things. I could be right behind you.............

hopefully another door will open, I allways enjoyed your posts about the Pacer on here Mark, hang in there, there will be new doors to open

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Sometime you just have to move foreword. Finance, health and many other things can force this kind of change. The important thing is that you find something that will fill the void that this change will leave. A friend of mine made the transition to remote control airplanes flying/building. Must have been a good fit for him as he has been doing it 10 plus years.
Please don't be a stranger here as you have something money can't buy, experience. Good luck in what ever you do.

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You've hit the nail on the head-and I have other pursuits that are filling the hole. I'm also a guitarist-having played professionally in the 70'
s and 80's, so I've picked that up again, and have been building and hotrodding custom guitars It's something I can afford, and my disability doesn't get in the way of it. I'll never loose my passion for speed and engine building tho, and I'll always look in here from time to time. Thanx for the kind words, everyone!