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After quite a few crappy fitting modifications and losing thousands of dollars on them I am selling my car.

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Hang in there, and I again hope you parts fit to you likings and above all don't get discouraged, I'm 70 and been having fun with cars since my Dad let me help him about 5 years old. I've had plenty of ups and many downs that have cost plenty of $$ . Right now my newest acquisition 1967 GTO all Stock original from the Original owner family, is a survivor absolutely beautiful car . It's a survivor 59 years old , so it not getting the normal treatment I've done in the past , with a full Restoration. There only stock original once.
I guess the moral of the story is don't get discouraged. Just have fun .
Thank you for the words of encouragement. And you are right, I need to remember to just have fun and stop trying to get every modification I want done so fast. I took the car out the other day for a drive which I haven't done in a few weeks if not a month because I have been working on it and waiting on parts.

As soon as I started the car it made me happy and once I took it for a drive, I fell in love with the car all over again. I am so happy I didn't just sell it over a few bad fitting parts. And I am also grateful for people like you that are here to help me out with these decisions and give me some advice. Thank you.
 
 








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