February 1, 200620 yr Cool, I really dig the "cars set-up in an open field" thing. Very nice cars in a very nice setting
February 2, 200620 yr Makes me wish it were summer... nice looking group. Edited February 2, 200620 yr by ocnblu
November 14, 200817 yr Yeah... your neighbors were closing in on you back when I was out there in fall of 2005, building their McMansions. Then summer of 2007 when I dropped off Fly's Bi-Cent-Buick there were more still. But hey, they're still like a 1/2 mile away. In my neighborhood I can't even get into my car when it's parked in my driveway without walking across the neighbor's lawn.
November 15, 200817 yr We choose vehicles that are an extension of ourselves. They'll never really be gone. They're part of us.
November 16, 200817 yr Author Thanks Ocn, what would make me feel better right now is some work. Things are rough.
November 16, 200817 yr Thanks Ocn, what would make me feel better right now is some work. Things are rough. Damn, Camino, your not kidding. One of our Miata Club members, Darrel, went with his Wife to look at a new GMC truck at the Pontiac/GMC dealer next to the Mazda dealer where we hold our Miata Club meetings. The Pontiac/GMC dealer has sold 2 cars all month...they usually sell that many in a day. Darrel is afraid to buy a vehicle because of the economy. He's not the only one holding back. We are about to loose ANOTHER local Ford dealer, and we just lost yet another Chevy dealership. Several electrical contracting businesses here have gone under or are about to go under. We have work right now but it is slim pickins. One other company that almost always has work is looking at laying everyone off in about 4 weeks if things don't change. My wife works with college students to help them get financial aid. Financing for student loans is getting tough too. Kara, the girl at the coffeeshop (who has great legs!) is a college grad with a great personality and a great GPA...and the best job she can get is slinging java. The wife and kids are watching an American Girls movie about the great depression and how one girl and her family survived it. I'm not so sure we aren't headed back. Chris
November 16, 200817 yr Oh, and Camino...don't get too down. You have a barn full of cool project vehicles. Chris
November 16, 200817 yr Kara, the girl at the coffeeshop (who has great legs!) is a college grad with a great personality and a great GPA...and the best job she can get is slinging java. If Craigslist is any indication, prostitution is alive and well. Camino, that Maserati still looks sweet, too bad you had to sell it. I'm off to eBay now....
November 16, 200817 yr Actually, sadly, I think a lot of people will be looking at the sex industry as a source of employment. Chris
November 16, 200817 yr The hot girl at the gas station quit undercharging me for coffee a couple weeks ago.
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