Thomas Walter wrote:
>
> Bummed...
>
> Good news & Bad news:
> Finally have a settled agreement on my divorce, but
> my ex gets the 67 2000.
>
> Rather ironic as we had originally verbally agreed
> to settle everything back last summer, which I agreed
> to pay off the Aerostar she was using. In return I
> would keep the 67. Well, I paid off the Aerostar
> (big mistake as it was community property), so she
> has it as "her car" with a clear title, and was able
> to snatch the roadster and some more property as
> her portion of the estate.
>
> I did put a new clutch in, but never got around to
> finishing up the head gasket. Ironic as I wanted to
> order comp head bolts for the roadster, and some other
> new parts.
>
> So sadly SRL311-0547 will be going away.
>
> I still have my '68 2000, also non running at the moment,
> so at least I'll still have a roadster.
>
> Starting next week, I'll do a little garage cleaning to
> see what things turn up. I have some odd ball stuff, and
> good stuff (like a NOS 1600 starter). Who knows get the
> garage cleaned out and pay off some of this legal debt. ;-)
>
> All I can say is thankfully I am blessed with a good sense
> of humor, and two great kids.
>
> Bummer,
>
> But the kids and dogs come first. Plus with just
> ONE roadster I can focus a little more on it. ;-)
>
> Cheers,
>
> Tom
Tom,
BIG TIME, MAJOR BUMMER! You have the right attitude. Don't look back.
Be thankful for your kids and the Roadster you have. MOST of all be
thankful that it is over. As my good buddy Thom once told me... "Well,
the divorce is final...We split everything 50/50. She got the boat, I
got the payments. She got the house, I got the payments. She got the
car/ I got the payments, She got the cam, I got the shaft." (mandatory
roadster content).
Best wishes and happy Roadstering.
Guy
Tempe, Arizona
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