On 12/20/2015 5:53 PM, Brooklyn1 wrote:
> Check out that back seat, and that trunk has more space than most NYC
> apts, anyone owned that vehicle has no reason to be embarrassed if
> they were homeless... I actually lived quite well for a year in my '78
> El Dorado:
> http://www.eldorado-seville.com/67el...k_1967.jpg.jpg
> http://www.2040-cars.com/Pontiac/Bon...rvivor-475044/

I couldn't tell the backseat, but the trunk sure was big on the second
one. My first car was a Ford Fairlane, I think 1970. It had a body style
like that, and a soft top but not a convertible. I actually patched up
rust holes in the trunk and underbody myself! I even riveted patches of
sheet metal over larger rust holes, and used body putty to seal it. I
had never done anything like that before, but I was always sort of
artistic so it came naturally. I was going to have it repainted because
it had a wonderful engine, Windsor something that i can't remember now
but it was a big thing back then. Then some asshole ran into me and
ruined all of the body work I'd done myself. I was in my late teens I
think and I remember getting out and cussing him out for so long that my
husband had to come get me and calm me down. I don't even remember
getting anything from any insurance company.

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