your family stories

[Fun_in_my_z]

well look at it like this you can drive your z anytime you want and it never complains your to ruff. or you have gas so the could be some competition .

[St.stephen]

mine just left me as she decided she'd rather date the guitar player of the band I was the archivist for. :devious:

Sooooo, with that said, theres now more room in the driveway for my stuff, and there's no limit to how much time, money and effort I put into finishing my car.

still sucks though :sleepy:

[Fun_in_my_z]

im sorry to here that

hope all ends well

[St.stephen]

it's all good. Just a fact of life you know :classic:

[Fun_in_my_z]

yeah i know how that goes my first girl and i dated for to monthes then she goes and leaves me for a guy just cuz his dad owned a farrarie they lasted two days

[St.stephen]

I had 4 years invested with her, and two of them we were living together. The other guy drives a whooped beat up cherokee so in this case, I have the ferrari...or well close to it

Just goes to show,

You don't ever know

watch each card your playing,

please, play it slow

[Fun_in_my_z]

yeah i guess i need some spelling lessons

[Fun_in_my_z]

well this guy let wrecked his farrari last fall so guess its all good still

[MariaAZ]

I felt compelled to check in on this one, since it is stories about the "better half"...

My husband's father was a Datsun fanatic. He loved everything Datsun, and according to hubby could fix just about anything.

Well, my dear spouse inherited his father's passion for Datsuns, but not the part about working on them. My first love is Datsun Roadsters, but hubby can't comfortably navigate under the hood. I'll give him slack on that, because he is tall and Roadsters are short and very compact under the hood.

So, trying to get hubby to feel involved and making the weekends spent under the hood more a "couple" thing than a solo act, we bought a non-running '73 240Z. Perfect height, lots of room under the hood. Heck, I could practically crawl in the engine bay to work on the thing! Didn't work... he just isn't interested in wrenching. I was good and didn't touch his car though, so we recently bought a 260Z for me to play with, then recently a '71 240Z.

Hubby is very supportive of my hobby though. He'll keep me company while I'm working on cars, and help when I encounter nuts & bolts that I can't get loose. He bought me an air compressor and all the toys as well as tons of tools and equipment. He's gamely trudged along with me through junkyards, though I lure him there with promises of getting goodies for his '73.

Now that I'm getting the 260Z running, I let him take it for its maiden voyage on the freeway, and he had a blast. Now he's excited about getting the '73 up and running, so there might be some hope for him yet.

[Chino 240Z]

Right-On! MariaAZ.

These Zs can be fun for a couple.

Cindy incounters tough NutZ TOO!