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I don't doubt this person could restore that car to factory perfection or remake it into a modern masterpiece. Thats not what it's for tho. The clapped out hea

I don't doubt this person could restore that car to factory perfection or remake it into a modern masterpiece. Thats not what it's for tho. The clapped out heap of junk has an integrity, and dignity, worthy of respect. This car should most properly be exhibited on blocks in the front yard, surrounded by tall grass, possibly with a tree beginning to grow out of it somewhere. Between a trophy and a salute to both the soul of the machine itself and the many people who made it. "Well done thou good and faithful servant" It should be a habitation for dogs.

orangepurple 5y ago
Agreed. I am very uncomfortable letting a car rot anywhere though. I'd rather see it shredded and recycled. Then again I don't deify brands like I sort of did when I was younger. At this point that car needs to be completely disassembled to bare metal, power washed, welding repaired, sandblasted, repainted, and totally rebuilt. With so much damage all that remains is nothing but hospice care.