And, I'm down to only one Mopar.....

[Ghost]

The Dart is gone.  She is giving her life, to save a 67 GT convertible.




When they got it on the trailor, he realized that he couldn't open the doors, so he had to exit Dukes style.




And, off she goes..... :cry:

[Carlwalski]

Never mind Ghost you did the right thing.
You had to do what you had to do, besides, you still own a Plymouth Barracuda!!!! :-)

[Tropicalcats]

A sad day Ghost. But some must go for others to live.

[AprilsPink72Cuda]

I am sorry to hear that Ghost, but I am sure the 67 vert will appreciate it! 

[Rev-It-Up]

Sad day, Ghost!  Go take a drive in the cuda!!

[Super Blue 72]

I feel your pain, Ghost.  When I was little and we got rid of the family cars I used to cry.  : (

At least you know she's going to help out another Mopar!  Think of it as automotive organ transplanting!

The last car I had I was sad to see it go (Went to the scrap yard.) but to my delight I saw the windshield and bumper on another car!  It made me real happy that someone else got good use of it.  (I could tell it was my stufff because of certain stickers, ie gym membership parking that had an ID #.)

Chin up, buddy!

[hemi71]

Ghost, after you've been into this "hobby" (or addiction) for some time, it gets easier to say goodbye. Some are harder than others to let go, believe me i've had a lot of practice (just bought mopar #90, and sold mopar #88 and am selling mopar #89!)

You'll always have the pics and memories.

[Street_Challenged73]

Ghost, if you ever see the '67 GT convert. at one of the shows, you can remember you helped that enthusiast rebuild his car to what it is now.  I'm still hoping to be able to do the same with my old '69 Charger sometime.  I think it'd be cool to pull my '73 into a show field and just so happen to park next to the '69 that received most of my car's interior pieces or sheetmetal.