Last 3 messages of 6

navguy12: Thanks for taking a look at my OEM Lincolns. Not everyone's cup of tea, but what the heck. I am very impressed with the clean condition of that 13 year old Lexus. It is just beautiful. If and when the time comes that the leather seats start to look a little tired, try some "leatherique" on them. It will keep her looking like a show car....

tooclean84: thank you very much man i appreciate all the love i like both of your cars as well thanks for the comments i am glad that you like it later...

CHRY476: Hi Craig. The New Yorkers are great. I treat the blue one like a museum piece. That is why she doesn't get out that much. I pulled her out two weeks ago to have a garage door openenr installed. It was great having her on the road. I'd take her out more, but I've got to spend half an hour digging her out. We have outgrown our house and my wife refuses to get rid of anything. A tender subject around our house. We have about 4-1/2 more months here and then we will be moving into a bigger place where it is understood that the garage will be for cars only! The two door doesn't have a garage and rust is taking over up front. I'm anxious to get her to our new place, too. The vinyl roof is still in great shape, but for how long! I had the two door on the road the other day and was surprised that it didn't have the fuel efficiancy light. I've been driving the old Datsun lately to save on gas. The damn thing died on me this morning on my way into work. Luckily I was close to home. I had to push it half a block, and then run home. The joys of driving old cars. Maybe some day I'll talk the wife into letting me have a 300. With the current gas situation it isn't very likely. Not until after she has har mini-van, too. Below is a great New Yorker site, and Imperial site. You've probably been there if you are a fan of these cars. Take care. Dennis http://www.nybclub.org/ http://www.imperialclub.com/...

View/Sign Guestbook