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BlueSunoco · 01-27-2015, 10:49 AM

Model A Fan, kind of a tough call that we all go thru. Living in the Pacific NW, well studies show that people there are more prone to suicide because the weather sucks so bad with constant rain and cold. More than anywhere else in the U.S. That may play a part in your losing interest it's all mental actually. That weather pattern would wear me out for sure. Nothing personal you sound like a practical guy that has a good head on his shoulders.

If it was me, I would probably sell off what you have, take my lumps, and go find another Model A already done or that late 40's Chevy pickup you'll be happier. Unless this car had sentimental value i.e., your Dad owned it and it had been in the family, you dated your wife in it, that sort of thing. A car being restored takes up two spaces in the garage not one.

Good luck on what you do. it's a tough call buddy.

01-27-2015, 10:49 AM	#25
BlueSunoco Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2013 Location: Windy City Posts: 937	Re: How to decide when to throw in the towel? Model A Fan, kind of a tough call that we all go thru. Living in the Pacific NW, well studies show that people there are more prone to suicide because the weather sucks so bad with constant rain and cold. More than anywhere else in the U.S. That may play a part in your losing interest it's all mental actually. That weather pattern would wear me out for sure. Nothing personal you sound like a practical guy that has a good head on his shoulders. If it was me, I would probably sell off what you have, take my lumps, and go find another Model A already done or that late 40's Chevy pickup you'll be happier. Unless this car had sentimental value i.e., your Dad owned it and it had been in the family, you dated your wife in it, that sort of thing. A car being restored takes up two spaces in the garage not one. Good luck on what you do. it's a tough call buddy.