[Re: You know your addictted to roccos]

[losinit@usa.net (Cathy Boyko)]

"Allyn" <amalventano@sc.rr.com> wrote:
From: "Daun Yeagley" <vwdaun@yahoo.com>
> Perhaps, but there are some 'rocs you just *don't* get rid
> of.  I.E. it would take a stupid amount of money to get my
> '88 to change hands.

=2E.same with the rieger
i dunno about you, but i plan on being burried in that car :)

Al

That's what my dad said about his 1985 300ZX, which is now sitting awaiti=
ng a
"lottery win" (or similar cash infusion) in my brother's garage. Two odd
things about that: My dad's still alive (and driving a Nissan "sport seda=
n",
no accounting for taste) and my brother lives next door to the graveyard.=

I'm willing my cars, a shame to bury them (and NOT to my son unless he gr=
ows
some brains in place of hormones).
And am I glad I don't have the 300? Oh yes. Does my brother want a Rocco
(oops, make that 'rocco) of his own? Oh yes.
Cathy