

I'm keeping the 1985 Celebrity, but won't be driving it much. It was my dad's last car and the reason I met Vince. The car's showing her age though. The heat works great in town, but at highway speeds it doesn't warm up. Both back rims are bent. I If I lock the doors, I can't get them unlocked. You'll see the pictures showing all the rust and the yucky headliner in a second. That all sounds bad, but what really made me think about getting a different car was that last winter it wouldn't start if the temperture outside was below freezing! That is very inconvenient if you only have one car!


2 comments:
Yay for new to you cars :)
Hi Shelly;
I used to have one of these! - but mine was silver. I got it right when it turned 5 years old (I think the people had just finished paying it off), and they had never even changed the oil! It was a great car until the transmission went, which we fixed, but from then on, I kind of resented it, because it had cost over $2K for that darn transmission. Sooooo comfortable! Enjoy!
hitenney
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