fofiddyfo
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- Joined
- Mar 3, 2024
- Posts
- 200
- Reaction score
- 592
- Location
- wisco
- First Name
- Chris
- Truck Year
- 1987
- Truck Model
- R3500
- Engine Size
- 454
I regret selling a few; 63 Nova, 62 & 64 Impalas - all 2-door hard tops. But the one that still breaks my heart to this day is the 64 Nova SS that my brother let me buy from him. Far from a perfect car, but had good bones and was still fairly sharp!
He had the car when we were in high school, and it was practically a family member. When you saw old friends, they’d ask “how’s your brother, how’s your mom doing, how’s the Nova”?
Unfortunately, my ex-MIL was making hell for me during/after my divorce from her daughter, due to me gaining custody of my 2 y/o son, over her daughter. She held a promissory note that I’d foolishly signed (during our separation, doh!) and had taken me to court for the money, plus late fees, interest, and attorney/court costs. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, and all that.
The Nova was the only thing I owned worth some money, and I’d since remarried, so an immediate blended family of 5, plus one on the way! All this on just my income, so the Nova had to go.
I’m still in a bit of contact with the current owner, who said the car has had some work done, but is still in pieces. He said I could buy it, but it’s still financially out of reach for me. He bought it, and conditionally gave it to an employee of his, but now retains ownership. If I ever win the lottery…..
He had the car when we were in high school, and it was practically a family member. When you saw old friends, they’d ask “how’s your brother, how’s your mom doing, how’s the Nova”?
Unfortunately, my ex-MIL was making hell for me during/after my divorce from her daughter, due to me gaining custody of my 2 y/o son, over her daughter. She held a promissory note that I’d foolishly signed (during our separation, doh!) and had taken me to court for the money, plus late fees, interest, and attorney/court costs. Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, and all that.
The Nova was the only thing I owned worth some money, and I’d since remarried, so an immediate blended family of 5, plus one on the way! All this on just my income, so the Nova had to go.
I’m still in a bit of contact with the current owner, who said the car has had some work done, but is still in pieces. He said I could buy it, but it’s still financially out of reach for me. He bought it, and conditionally gave it to an employee of his, but now retains ownership. If I ever win the lottery…..
