At 10:34 it got stabbed

[1Gary]

I stood there this morning at 10:34 and watched a love/hate relationship get stabbed threw the windows with a front loader.No pictures because of dead batteries in my camera.Tons of memories I have for the 94LT and unfortunately the last 6 months while still running where $$$ expensive ones.While I was stripping parts off it under the van I realized it had gotten way too rusty to do much more.In fact the hitch has rusted so bad I couldn't get the hitch out of the receiver and had to cut a V into it to hit it out.I to myself has predicted this was the last winter for it.Still a trooper to the end.Drove it onto the trailer still running rod knock and all.I only hope Rufus works out for me as I hope it will [-o< .When I buy vehicles I get some seat time under my belt and it takes acouple of months to get them where I want them.

So this is fair well 94LT.See Ya in the next life.Be good!!.

[astroturf]

Next Life???

People don't go to the Junk Yard in the Sky, Do they?

#-o #-o #-o

[1Gary]

Oh yeah.I forgot.Cashed out at $525.

It will return soon as maybe a shiny Honda..........

[MountainManJoe]

When Astros pass on, they go to a garage in space, where they are taken care of by a team of professional mechanics, cleaned, lubed and maintained regularly. All miles are highway miles. And idler arms are plentiful.

[Southern]

I stood there this morning at 10:34 and watched a love/hate relationship get stabbed threw the windows with a front loader.No pictures because of dead batteries in my camera.

Not a good idea to take pictures at a funeral, I hope you at least brought a poster board of pictures when Rufus was still alive to share the fond memories.

I recently parted with my 92 Astro and took it to a place called "The Crusher". It reminded me of the movie Vacation.