Well, I've known people to get emotional about a cat (not me), but a car?  Well, I have cussed one now and again.  Oh well.  mcneely

---- 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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David McNeely