Somehow I don't feel this is the best plan. You have spent so much of your
time and devotion to THIS car. What's to say another "restored" one would
be better? If you keep it, it could be a real "bonding" tool for your kids
and "Dad". They can "grow up" helping Dad fix the Healey. I'd keep it.
> [Original Message]
> From: lisa and mark <bugtop@comcast.net>
> To: <healeys@Autox.Team.Net>
> Date: 10/23/04 12:11:59 PM
> Subject: Thanks all for the Tire Recommendations
>
> I appreciate the input, perhaps I should have mentioned that I plan to
sell
> my car after I get all the little things corrected, so cost is a factor to
> me. I just want a decent tire to replace the 20 year old Michelins that
are
> on there.
> I plan to finish the suspension and tune it up and drive it while I finish
> the interior. I just completed the trunk liner install (a kit I had for 8
> years in the garage) and it looks great. I've had my car for 15 years,
and
> driven it precious little, and now have a 4 year old, and a 4 month old
and
> I realize I'm not the one who is going to finish this car. But I do want
to
> want to get it running top notch and drive it while I tart it up.
> As always I look forward to submitting more questions here, this is a
great
> forum!
> Oh, I plan to take the money I make on the Healey sale and invest it and
> then buy one that is already restored...sound like a good plan? :)
>
> Mark Buggy
> '67 Austin Healey
> '67 BMW coupe (also in state of repair)
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