Ok, so that was not the best wording.  My son was not behind the wheel when
the tow truck took it away.  I just looked at the pictures again, he was
about 5 years old.  And we kept him :).   The two of us spent some time
tinkering around on the car, before it left we took some pictures of the
car, and some of him in the car.  It was a financial decision, and we both
missed that old car.  Even the main squeeze was sad for us.

On Mon, Apr 1, 2013 at 9:27 PM, Roland <syncronicity1@gmail.com> wrote:

> Dear Jeff,
>
> About   ".... and cried when the buyer drove away with it. Never done that
> before.  "  Ok fine, I'll admit the same, I really did get broken up once
> when I let a great car got towed away forever.  ... and only have the
> pictures to remember, some pictures of my (then) 3 year old son behind of
> the wheel before it left.  I think I am in good company with people like
> you Jeff.
>
> Very happy for you!  Go for it!
>
> Roland
>
>
> On Mon, Apr 1, 2013 at 7:11 PM, J Stewart <fonman4277@comcast.net> wrote:
>
>> A few months back (October to be exact) my personal life was in turmoil
>> and I made a (wrong) decision to sell  my '85 poptop Weekender. Folks, I've
>> owned over 90 cars in my 54 years, and I sto od in my driveway and cried
>> when the buyer drove away with it. Never done that before.  Well, last
>> night I get an email from the buyer-he wants to sell it and wants to know
>> if I want it back. Hell yes I do! I'm not getting too excited until I have
>> it sitting in my driveway, but it looks like I am getting my Westy
>> back.      Jeff
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>> Jeff Stewart
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