At last, the car is mine! Everything is official and legal. Getting everything done was terrifying while it was happening, but I imagine it wasn't really as bad as I thought it was. Everything works well, except the windshield wipers because the driver's side is missing. I it down to Casper for Becky's baptism this weekend, and everything went well. I already love this little thing. The entire trip down to Casper used about five gallons of gas. That's a good thing because the gas tank only holds 10 gallons of gas. As you can see, it's a little banged up, but what do you expect from a 14 year old car you get for free.
No stereo. *sigh*
Also, notice it's a stick shift. The owners neglected to mention this to me. It's a good thing that I know how to drive one.
This picture isn't very clear, but i took it to show the kind of cleanup that this car will need. All of those little white blurs are dead bees.
3 comments:
Yeah, it's final! We had such a good time this weekend. We're so glad that the car has been working for you so that you could come.
It was good to see you this weekend. Hope you enjoy your car and that it lasts well for you. Wish we could come see you in your play. I'm sure you will be great.
Lauralee
ps. sorry about the identity name, we were signing
Christina's blog when we created it.
Looks like a good little car for the age. Maybe you can find a friend that can go with you to the junk yard or something and pull a radio. My Joseph does this all te time in keeping his cars put together. He pulled a radio for my 93 van.
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