45 minutes away..looks like a shiny clean shell, and a marginal one at best.

Gotta love those young pups full of ideas and energy to tear down a Firebird in the early 80's, then get married, move into a nice house, move the Firebird from under the tarp at apartment complex to a nice heated garage with a $3000 race deck garage floor, lift, heater and compressor.

Then the wife gets pregnant, then comes child number 2.

First to go is the collection of matchbox cars and half of the rare pontiac Ram Air and Super Duty parts and heads you have been collecting over the past 20 years.

Then the other half gets sold, as well as the camoflague, hunting decoys and spare arrow shafts.

Then there goes the car..once the kids needs braces.

My point...Don't have kids if you own a rare musclecar. Better yet, teach those children values and have them get a job to pay for those braces. Once you sell your dream, what else is left? It can remain forever unmoved, but still in the garage.