A sad day

[CRASH076]

Another chapter closes :(

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Yep, after having her for 7 years, doing all the work and never wheeling it, she's finally on her way to a new home.

The good thing is she will get used as she was intended. A guy from Virginia bought it and plans on taking it to Roush Creek quite regularly. He said when he takes it on it' maiden voyage he's going to invite me along so at least I'll get to see it in action even if it's not by me.

Time to move on to bigger and better things.

Some day I will have another FSJ but for now I have other projects to finish. I'll pop in here from time to time just to check up on things.

Later

Blake

[The Colonel]

That's too bad.

Hopefully the new owner will keep us posted here.

[Headhoncho]

:( Sorry to see it go to someone else besides me. Looks like they're getting a very capable truck.
I sold my '68 Mustang after years of working on it (390/c6) and the only time I drove it was up and down the street a couple times to test out the posi rear. :rolleyes: It's tough to let them go.



JR

[Billygoat]

Yeah, sucks to see your hard work go, traded my Scrambler that I modified for several years to a dealership for a 99 Monty Carlo when my DD Jeta started to have the fat lady sing.
My J20 will stay will me until 1 of us is "unrepairable"

[JeepBountyHunter]

That's just the way it is for some of us..I know how it is. I regret having to let move on from quite a few projects. The neat thing is, there's always a possibility of getting back into it.

[dan1488]

I still kick myself for selling my truck back in 2004. My dad bought it new from the dealer then I bought it from him. It was a 1992 Dodge LE one ton dually extra cab 4x4 cummins diesel. You don't see many of those trucks running around. Wish I would have kept it.:(