I told my Wife that I might like to get a "real" old car.

Here's a '40 LaSalle, the price has been lowered to 10,000.00
Not free, but good.

Her response was pretty much what I anticipated.

Not to say that she is wrong.   

 Giving myself a treat. Part Two.

A big pile o' cash!
image from the web.

So, would I really buy a 70,000 dollar car if I had the money? 

Musical Cars.

Covering or uncovering the Navigator reminds me
 of tenting a house for termites! That's a lot of canvas to move around!

Moving the cars around so that I can gain access to ones that I have parked in the garage. 

 Electronics, Electrical, and Body computers.

Reddy Kilowatt don't play. Putting the "kill" in kilowatt!.

Oh my!

It seems that '90's cars are smack dab in the middle of potential serious problem status. 

 A couple of weeks ago I gave myself a real treat! Part One. 

It wasn't this nice, but it had a lot of cars.

I visited the Lincoln dealer in Livermore.

Was I actually in the market for a new Lincoln?

 Responsibility shows it face,

and asks questions that need to be answered. Just look into the back up camera!

 How do people hold onto a car for so long?

Sitting side by side in a graveled drive. 
Not the best path to longevity.

Notice: The photos that are displayed here are not intended as a judgement, criticism, or to ridicule the car or the owner. They are just for illustration purposes. The photos were taken from current for sale postings on CL and on the AACA forum. Some of these cars look, and are, a bit rough. But I saved the pictures because they are all cars that I wouldn't mind owning.