Money has always been tight as I have been on SS disability for the last 14 years since I was 41 years old. I have been driving this Hornet since I got the plates 5 days after I bought it 1 1/2 years ago. It is going to be a replacement driver for my 77 Chebby. I too came into some money last june so money has not been a problem since then. Health and the N.Y. winter has held me up. That tan & plaid leisure suit interior even if it was in good shape would have to go. The new interior is a similar mildly customized version of the full custom interior in my other 74 Hatchback that I bought new with a black interior. Besides I think the black interior goes better with the orange body paint. My original 74 is yellow and the new one is orange. It took me a while to get used to the orange color but I now am and will keep it that color. > "Doc" > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
YEah, I've been following your progress since you got the car, I guess mostly lurking, but Ive been reading. How about some photos?
I was just giving you a hard time about Leisure Suit Larry, but one tiny part of me was sort-of not joking: the amount of style and variation and garish colors etc in 50s/60s/70s car -- even when it's horrible -- is a damn refreshing site after all the tweedy greys, blacks, "tan", new cars come with. Bland, tasteless, styleless, one-size-fits-all (clearly the manufacturers are happier with this), boring crap.