August 2008

We’re already looking forward to next year.
Candace and I have relied on our 1970 Mustang now for around 8 years. Overall we’ve been thrilled with the car. Our house is in western Kansas, near Easton, and we enjoy touring in the car during the fall months. Our opinion is I’d say it’s an awesome car for the money.

Ever since we bought the Mustang we’ve been behind the wheel. My whole family made a weekend out of visiting my wife’s uncle in Ohio several times without any issues. The Mustang does well on gas and has not given us alot problems in terms of repair.

The Mustang is in excellent condition, having been restored in the last two years. The previous owners seem to have taken excellent care of the car over the past twenty-two years. Our previous car, a Cadillac, had plenty of issues and we weren’t unhappy to unload it.

It was made clear to me to get classic car insurance on the vehicle. For our hagarty antique car insurance we went with a company called Haggerty. We signed up for the policy completely online, using their excellent web site. We found the company by reviewing the information on car insurance. It’s an authority site for finding the best price on classic car insurance. We insured the Mustang for a sliver of what Nationwide wanted.

The antique car insurance was just in time because within a month of getting it we were involved in a horrible accident with a Isuzu. The accident totalled both cars. Our Haggerty insurance agent reached us and let us know the car would be fixed! It was a relief because of our love to the car.

The price of the car has gone up a lot over the past 3 years to our surprise. It’s hard to believe we paid $22,000 for the car back in the early eighties. Now it’s worth at least $50,000! We’ve been offered this much several times this year. My significant other is very excited!

Go out and find that special classic car Go out and don’t hesitate, there’s a world of cheap Mustangs out there. Buy a Mustang now before the price goes up! You won’t be sorry.

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Winter is soon upon us.
Elmer and I have had our 1973 Porsche now for I think 6 years. I’m glad to report we’ve been thrilled with the car. The apartment where we live is in western Georgia, near Mora, and we love touring in the car during the spring months. Overall I’d say it’s an awesome toy for the money.

During the time we’ve owned the Porsche we’ve been enjoying it heartily. My whole family made a weekend out of visiting my uncle in New Hampshire several times over the year. The Porsche does Ok on gas and has not given us a lot problems in terms of repair.

The Porsche is in good condition, having been restored in the last two years. The previous owners seem to have taken excellent care of the car over the past twenty-two years. Our previous car, a Renault, had plenty of breakdowns and we weren’t depressed to get rid of it.

We made sure we went to get classic car insurance on the vehicle. For our muscle car insurance we went with a company called Hagerty. We signed up for the policy completely online, using their excellent web site. We found the company by reviewing the information on classic cars. It’s an awesome resource for finding the best price on specialty car insurance. We insured the Porsche for a sliver of what our regular insurance company wanted.

The car insurance was just in time because within a month of getting it we were involved in a horrible accident with a Škoda. The accident totalled both cars. Our Hagerty insurance agent contacted us and let us know the car would be fixed! It was a relief because of our investment to the car.

The worth of the car has gone up a lot over the past few years to our surprise. It’s hard to believe we paid $18,000 for the car back in 1995. Now it’s worth at least $40,000! We’ve been offered this much several times this year. My spouse is very excited!

The classic car of your dreams is out there Go out and don’t hesitate, there’s a world of cheap Porsches out there. Buy a Porsche now before the price goes up! You won’t regret it.

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This Wednesday my son and I planned to goto Adriana’s Restaurant in South Rockwood.



The restaurant was pretty boring. While listening to music my son and I choked down one of the most undercooked servings my son and I ever experienced



I’ll display snapshots of the entire night really soon.

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I took a church-sponsored vintage car show here in Hartford, Wisconsin. It was put together by the local Sheriff by the name of Edward Clinton. The Sheriff is a movie fan from way back, having a small part in the film “Gaddaar”. A love of cars was grown slowly.

I entered my 1951 Ford in the show ‘n shine with the hope of getting a trophy. I spent four hours getting the Ford. I had done my car history search on the Ford by going over to classic car VIN site for a check at the accuracy of the car. After considerable research there I found that my Ford was one of a kind!

I entered my car and took first place! | was completely amazed still in shock that my little old Ford had so many people hanging around it. Next year I might go for a national championship.

This Friday my family visited Cat Alberts Louisiana Catfish Cafe in Coatesville.



It was very interesting. After being seated my family devoured a completely one of a kind meals my family will ever had



I’ll post images of the evening tomorrow.

This Tuesday my friends planned to goto Gina’s Take Out / Delivery in Othello.



The restaurant was not bad. After ordering drinks my friends choked down a completely undercooked dinners my friends had ever had



I’ll upload pictures of the waitress later.

I’m sad we’re putting our baby away.
Billie and I have owned our 1965 Mustang now for around 10 years. Truth be told we’ve been thrilled with the car. Our condo is in western Kansas, near Osage City, and we enjoy driving the car during the warmer months. Our opinion is I’d say it’s a particlarly great vehicle for the money.

Almost from the minute we received the Mustang we’ve been enjoying it heartily. We drove to visit my brother in Montana several times over the year. The Mustang does fair on gas and has not given us many problems in terms of service.

The Mustang is in pristine condition, having been restored in the last two years. The previous owners seem to have taken it upon themselves to fix it up over the past 22 years. Our previous car, a Renault, had plenty of breakdowns and we weren’t sad to scrap it.

The first order of the day was to insure the vehicle. For our vintage car insurance we went with a company called Leland-West. We signed up for the policy completely online, using their excellent web site. We found the company by reviewing the information on muscle car insurance. It’s an authority site for finding the best offer on specialty car insurance. We insured the Mustang for 30% of what American Family Insurance wanted.

The classic cars was just in time because within a month of getting it we were involved in a horrible accident with a SsangYong. The accident totalled both cars. Our Leland-West insurance agent got ahold of us and let us know the car would be gotten back to us without problems! It was a relief because of our fondness to the car.

The worth of the car has gone up a lot over the past three years to our surprise. It’s hard to believe we paid $18,000 for the car back in 1991. Now it’s worth at least $60,000! We’ve been offered this much several times this year. My girlfriend is very excited!

Go out and find that special classic car Go out and don’t hesitate, there’s a world of good condition Mustangs out there. Buy a Mustang now before the price goes up! You won’t be sorry.

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