Posted: Thu Feb 09, 2006 9:23 pm
Nope.
I lived in WVa when I bought the Thing and did the side curtains, later I moved to the Pacific Northwest where I eventually traded it off. The last I heard it had made its way through several additional sales to a new home up in Montana or Idaho. Well traveled and well used, and a little too familiar with several guardrails, snowbanks, deer, and other cars. At twelve years old the body was virtually spotless, but in its thirteenth year it was hit or wrecked something like seven times, plus it was buried under tons of snow by a snowblower. Yet somehow it survived and it would be nice to believe that it is again living a charmed life.
I lived in WVa when I bought the Thing and did the side curtains, later I moved to the Pacific Northwest where I eventually traded it off. The last I heard it had made its way through several additional sales to a new home up in Montana or Idaho. Well traveled and well used, and a little too familiar with several guardrails, snowbanks, deer, and other cars. At twelve years old the body was virtually spotless, but in its thirteenth year it was hit or wrecked something like seven times, plus it was buried under tons of snow by a snowblower. Yet somehow it survived and it would be nice to believe that it is again living a charmed life.
