The 69 that I sold had a build date of Feb 14 so yesterday I missed it and on a great day like today I wish I could take it out for a spin unfortunately it is in cold Montreal so I know the new owner doesn't have it out.

 

Sure was a pretty car. What made you decide to dump her? Something newer and sexier?

 

no wonder that you are sad!!!!!!



EDIT: Now even the pic is missing!

 

I owned it for 17 years and it was time to let it go. I am working on a 72 steel cities gray convertible now and needed the room in my garage.

 

That my friend is a beautiful combination with the white/blue. You were probably missing it the next day after delivery.

Terry

 

Not that it's any of my business but, I think I would have preferred the car you sold over the '72.

 

That's a pretty car and I know how you feel. We had a red/black '68 convertible a few years ago that we traded for a newer corvette and regretted that trade everyday after that. I don't know where ours ended up but I wish it was back in our garage today.

 

this story has caused me to create the rarest of all things known to man ..."Man Tears" I feel for you and cannot know the loss you are dealing with . But from this Valentines day forward I will think of you my friend, May Zora be with you!

 

Having a Steel Cities Gray car waiting in the wings, would help to ease MY pain and suffering, if I was in your shoes. I also agree that the '69 is a classy color combo especially considering it's born-on date.

Meanwhile, you can be comforted that it sleeps protected through the cold season, up in the Great White North.

 

Although the 69 was a real nice car it was not very street-able with the 4:11's and solid lifters and 11:1 compression. The big thing for the 72 is it is a convertible and if I want to take it on a road trip I can and also living in Scottsdale the weather makes it nice for a cruising.

 

Ahh, so it is a younger model. Nice choice.