i cant add much to what has been said ,,. and i can not disagree that you will never get the money invested back out ,but there are exceptions , Why not have a dream Car ,,. Why be stuk in these stupid egg shaped appliances that aint worth the time to wash ,and dont even give you that nice car feel as you give it such care..... .. My dream car i have drove over 300,000miles ,, been to texas ,kansas,ark , ok ,mo,and nearly every state east of.the mississippi river except for the n/east 4 or 5 states , i have ownwed a triple black Marquis convertible since 1974 ,.kept it up good until about 10 yrs ago ,.. brakeproblems andlife problems and county goverment being a Commissioner just took too much time ,,.,,resurrected it again last yr ,.. 3 shops,nearly 3 grand , ,. and i have a good car to drive and enjoy again ,..it is far from perfect ,,. yet it TURNS Heads Everywhere it goes,, The BATMOBILE is what my grankids call it... i have it insured with farm bureua as ahistoric car for 5000,.and it should easily be worth that ,, in my mind i would not sell it for 10 times that , or trade it for 3 nice dream cars i always wanted to have,. namely ,a convertible 66 t-bird,69mark 3 ,a 69 cougar or montego MX convertible ,,btw . That is what i was lookin for when Dad found the Marquis for Me , He said ," its a Mercury ,, And these big cars are selling cheap now since gas is up to 50 c ents a gallon" . i realized the Marquis was a classic , and chekt the build numbwers of less than 2000built in the 3 yrs they offered MARQUIS convertibles .. Yes ,so Many Memories and priceless firsts occured with the Marquis ,.Fastest i ever drove was 120 plus , and she moved and floated like a dream, btw, I rode with My Dad in his 57 DESOTO Firflite when he pegged the speeddometor and BrOKE It ... that is one car i would love to have too , they cost money to keep up , and if you do not drive them everyday ,,. it is just like dribblin a basketball, once ya stop bouncin it ,they just roll to the corner and sit .IF YOU OWN A C L ASSI
C and WANT TO KEEP IT NICE . i always patk away from other cars at the walmart, and walk , i avoid heavy traffic agressive driver areas ,, Do not lend it OUT EVER ! , if you do prepare to accept the consequences ...
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