Purging. It's never too late to start a new thing.

I'm in crisis mode. Several days into my sanity and nothing has sold. I have begun to justify keeping things.

Except the free e36 with the purchase of the hardtop that I'm now considering reducing the price on.

even the triumph. I mean, In two days I can get it running. It just needs a couple of turn signal stalls... I mean....

Help?

In reply to jh36 :

Gotta stay on target--you know, the whole Luke Skywalker flying down the trench thing.

Pew! that was close.  Thankfully you are outside my area, so I will have room to park in my driveway tonight....

I need something to tow with, the 96 S10 Blazer is too short and towing is a continuous arm wrestling workout.

A friend covets my Blazer and has a 2007 E250 he wants to trade. I may go that route, because easy button (and the AC works!).

I sent you an email on the hardtop.. I mean the e36

The C5 has me really thankful you are not closer.

chandler said:

I sent you an email on the hardtop.. I mean the e36

Ok..don't see it on my phone. .you may be hung up in the filter...I will check in a bit. Thanks! 

David S. Wallens said:

In reply to jh36 :

Gotta stay on target--you know, the whole Luke Skywalker flying down the trench thing.

The force is not as strong as it once was....

bentwrench said:

Pew! that was close.  Thankfully you are outside my area, so I will have room to park in my driveway tonight....

 

I need something to tow with, the 96 S10 Blazer is too short and towing is a continuous arm wrestling workout.

A friend covets my Blazer and has a 2007 E250 he wants to trade. I may go that route, because easy button (and the AC works!).

I'm surprised more people don't use vans. I never have, but it's always seemed like a good idea. 

jh36 said:

David S. Wallens said:

In reply to jh36 :

Gotta stay on target--you know, the whole Luke Skywalker flying down the trench thing.

The force is not as strong as it once was....

Willpower! (not the Indy driver)

jh36 said:

chandler said:

I sent you an email on the hardtop.. I mean the e36

Ok..don't see it on my phone. .you may be hung up in the filter...I will check in a bit. Thanks! 

Found a fuzzy image of the top on the car...shot it your way. 

dean1484 said:

The C5 has me really thankful you are not closer.

Let's see...half way would be about northern Jersey I'm thinking...

I totally forgot to email ya when I saw the bike do sale, but I took care of that just now. You can text me, or use my work email I sent, if ya have some pictures of the bike. Thanks. 

03Panther said:

I totally forgot to email ya when I saw the bike do sale, but I took care of that just now. You can text me, or use my work email I sent, if ya have some pictures of the bike. Thanks. 

Copy that....I will send you some images tomorrow. Thanks!

I forgot one. 
1983 Chris Craft 251 

Similar to the BMW...boat is free. $1200 for the trailer. 
The boat is extremely sound. Zero structural issues. These things were built in an over engineered fashion. 
sleeps 4 with head and micro galley. 
I started blowing smoke and pulled the engine to do the rings. Of course that led to buying a built block from Sonic Speed ( friend that builds race boats). Some parts got lost in the shuffle and it got sidelined. 
so, you get:

one boat. one trailer. 
two engines. One is a 305 mercruiser, the other is a 350 mercruiser.

Newly upholstered seats not installed. 
 

we got this as a cabin on the water.  Sort of like my bus...heavy, comfortable, slow  (well, faster than the bus)  Single screw direct shaft.  Good boat for the Chesapeake bay where I am and we also trailered it to the gulf a couple of times. The bottom is clean.  This is not gross like many boats we looked at.  It was not a party barge.  My wife's criteria was that  must have no vibe of being hurled in.

I don't know boats like I know cars, but ask away.

this one I would love to see someone take as it would bring enjoyment and will certainly return to earth in my possession.

this is not my boat, but exactly like mine. 

this is the actual trailer. Rated over 7000 lbs with dual axles. Load rite. 

Here's the bike. 

That's right. 2010 plates. Hence my cleansing. 

If I was close I'd buy the suburban just because 470k miles is cool.

Also.....guitars you say???

If I can get the financial management on board for the bike, I'm really interested. 

Antihero (Forum Supporter) said:

If I was close I'd buy the suburban just because 470k miles is cool.

 

Also.....guitars you say???

Maybe guitars in a separate moment. But probably coming. I need to see what my kids are interested in first plus I have to really contemplate. 

03Panther said:

If I can get the financial management on board for the bike, I'm really interested. 

Happy to help any way I can!  It really deserves a good home.

In reply to jh36 :

So, does the bike have a new home yet? 

David S. Wallens said:

In reply to jh36 :

So, does the bike have a new home yet? 

I am sort of surprised on this one...NO...not yet!  

Wife is still adamant we (meaning me) have to wait a bit longer... And since her retirement money is supporting my income being less than I spend, I cant disagree to hard! Still trying though.