Nice.. I had a 1966 Malibu SS in my younger days. Wish I still had that. My dad had a 1955 Thunderbird convertible until he knocked up my mom. Then he had to marry her and traded it in for NOTHING but a Plymouth station wagon.. :1rotfl: I guess it was an alright trade.. lol

Hmm.......were you the end result of all of this? If so, I'm NOTHING but unsure if that was such a good deal - :1rotfl:

There are so many clubs and shows down here, it is NOTHING but fun. We went to one last spring that was a car show and strawberry festival. If Abby's husband is bringing his Vette you will need to get something too. I think Mrs Nucky has already given the green light for an old car also.

I'd let K be my husband's "date" and Mrs K and I could go shopping instead, but somehow I don't think Nucky would approve.

Actually that sounds like NOTHING but a good time, fw.

Mrs. FW we saw CYV'S the other day with siding on them instead of Stucco. We both like each style but like you I don't think I would go for anything less than a 2 car garage. That house is perfect for us and would be the only reason we would leave the Historic Side. If we could find the correct deal a Beautiful New Dog would come with the deal.

I'm sick in the head for cars and yours is a wonder to behold. I was supposed to buy a 78 Camaro from the son of the owner of Shop-Rite in about 1982 and he wrecked the car the day before I was to take ownership. It was Red with Black stripes and beautiful rims. He was no injured but lost his license for a while because his rich daddy couldn't get him off the hook. I ended up changing over to old Cadillacs for the rest of my life and always had one for a second car.

I regret selling 1997 Cadillac with about 19,000 miles just before we came down here. It was perfect. Also, I kept my Dad's 1973 Red Vega since his death in 1976. I cried like a sissy Mary the day that car went. I have first right of refusal from a person who deserved to have the Vega. What a beautiful memory. Nothing but thanks.

I would like to send Mrs. Nucky with you girls on your shopping trip but unfortunately, that day is solidly booked, there is NOTHING on the schedule. Besides, there are days when Mrs. Nucky is a Ninja shopper and other day's when it is a feel and fondle every item with no purchase being made. Her shopping is about as stable as Jello.

That is NOTHING but the nature of shopping. Sometimes you have something in mind that you want and sometimes it is just about the quest. Men know NOTHING.

The trade deal, I wouldn't NOTHING but comment on with a ten foot NOTHING. But the collectible car or dopey Trike is about two years away. Gotta put in the work before I get the reward. Self-imposed goal.

Wow............maybe we are twins. I'm NOTHING but the same kind of shopper, very unpredictable. Usually I know exactly what I want and I'm in and out. Other days I'm happy to meander but more often than not I come home with NOTHING on those days. I thought it was just me that was like that because most women love to shop, shop, shop. I think I've kept my husband pretty happy by not being a shopaholic. But then again, when I really want something, look out! My husband often uses that as a reason not to exchange gifts. He says I'm going to buy myself whatever I want when I want it anyway so why should he have to go out and get it. :ohdear: He hates shopping, can you tell?

When you are correct you are correct. Men are on a mission. Give me a list in a store I know or have never been in during my whole NOTHING life and I'll blow the doors off most people and save money. I'll come out with Slim Jims though, Bad Nucky, even if its Home Depot. LOL

Yes I was.. I always told him that he should have kept me and the car and got rid of my mom.. NOTHING ever came of that.. lol

Sounds like NOTHING but a great plan to me.

I don't even go on a mission anymore. I just turn on the computer and head straight to Amazon. NOTHING more efficient. No traffic, no people and I ain't burning fuel.

Who wants to come help? There's NOTHING to it..

That is NOTHING but the other reason we moved here. First the cold and leaves then the snow and ice. Not missing either one.