Re: [gremlintime] Whoops!

[james johnson <rooster1@xxxx>]

hey mr kevin..
you no what i really dont care fer that style of car...but you no what ..it dont make a different what we lik
as long as ur happy with it.. thats all it counts ok..dont worry about what we people think ok.."go enjoy
it"... james-{onehorsetrader}..

Kevin Hauser wrote:

> Excuse me for comparing something modern to Gremmies.
> I won't do it again. But I was right about one thing,
> some people like em, and some people hate em. I have
> to say I really enjoy the car, yeah it's plastic, but
> it is the most modern thing I have ever owned. I don't
> plan to keep it as a classic, it's my go to work and
> haul my kids car. I wish I could drive my Gremmie year
> around. but we have salt in Minnesota and no matter
> how good of a car it is it will rust and be ruined.
> As far as cars in general, to be honest I would drive
> anything that goes against the norm. I don't like have
> what everyone else has. I think it's interesting when
> someone can dislike something they think doesn't look
> right, or odd to them, Or if it's a certain brand.
> I think most of it is psycological. If you hate the
> way it looks dose it mean it's a poor product? If it
> looks cool and runs poor, dose it make it a poor
> product?
> (ie)My dad drives Ford pick ups, I think he spends
> more time repairing it than he dose driving it, but he
> swears they are the best truck ever built. I'm
> constantly rebuilding my Gremlin. I think it only
> truely ran pretty good for about a week, but yet, here
> I am peicing it back together, and I swear my Gremmies
> are the best ever built. So in conclusion, to each
> their own, if you love it, do it. I'm okay, you're
> Okay. :)
> Do you suppose there will be a group for PTs and
> Aztecs 20 years from now? hmmmmmm
>
> On to less contriversial issues. I did get the motor
> into my Gremmie this past weekend. It's not bolted
> down yet because I'm have some difficulty getting the
> bolt holes to line up to bolt it to the tranny. Blame
> it on lack of expirience and inferrior equipment. My
> dad is helping me on this one. Putting the motor back
> into the car is a two man job, possibly three if my
> brother comes over. :)
> Take care Kevin
>
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