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Excaliber..
You can if you look. I got my car a year ago December.. I am constantly amazed at the level of detail put into the car and I feel guilty every time I have to wipe something off which I have never really touched before only to find it is hand polished aluminum..
I put on a set of 17" wheels last week and was worried the brake calipers would show.. After wiping off 5 years of neglect imagine my surprise to find not only were they 4 piston Girling but they had been faithfully smoothed and highly polished.. 5 minutes with an aluminum cleaner and they look like a million bucks.. Same thing with the rear control arm mounts.. Covered in grease but completely polished..
I got the car from a guy about to lose his house, not as much for the economy as a drug habit. Ignorance it seems really is bliss.. Having been a life long gear head I knew what it took to put a car together but this car was pretty much a basket case.. I paid accordingly. In perspective perhaps a diamond in the rough.. As it happens I got thcar for about the cost of "used" (worn out) parts..
As it turns out the poorly running engine was a lack of spark rather than a blown head gasket, the parts while they were "used" only have 18k miles since a first class rebuild.. And who knew there would be so much polished aluminum..
I guess if it were me SNKCHRMR I would look at my car as I do my stocks.. You own it, it isn't really going down in value, and if you sell it now you are going to take a bath on it. Wait until it goes up again and then sell it.. Or wait awhile and find someone willing to appreciate what you have..
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michael
A man that is young in years, may be old in hours, if he have lost no time. But that happeneth rarely. Generally, youth is like the first cogitations, not so wise as the second. For there is a youth in thoughts, as well as in ages... Sir Francis Bacon (1561-1626)
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