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What's the long term weather forecast? If it's for hot temperatures the "new" Corvette. If for moderate temperatures the "old" Corvette with the roof down.
I really don't see much of a dilemma either way.
Not being a smart ***, but, Looks like you need to do some 'fire' suppression around the house...hate to see anyone of them gone...
Originally Posted by Saddletan
I was gonna say sell the mustang then I zoomed in. I’d keep that Aston near the door.
have to agree with Jack cut those trees up and back from your roof. I’d hate to see you lose a beautiful home.
2017.
Originally Posted by vjjack04
huh? ugh....it would be hard to do such a "risk analysis" from that picture...maybe he should also wear 2 maxes and get a 6th shot (of Scotch)...
Thanks guys! Trust me, I have been thru that thought process and deliberation. The perspective in the picture is somewhat misleading. The trees are mature costal redwoods and have been trimmed up and back to the extent possible without damage. I’m not gonna remove them and not sure it could even be done without damage to the building in any case.
No problem! Throw out the dining room table, put in a ramp, and put the oldest one in there.
The wife will love the new centerpiece.
LOL. Thanks, but no. She’s #2, an angel, a sweetheart, and the only woman I’ve ever known who likes cars almost as much as I do- but there are limits! At my age I can’t afford to cut my net worth in half again!
Bottom line: The Aston went up on the lift, the 67 in 2nd, and the 06 near the door. It has AC, the 67 doesn’t, and next trip is out thru the Central Valley to Merced to see my daughter and family. 100*+
Designer Imagines A Corvette That Looks More Like a Corvette Than the Corvette
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