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Same here. 24 year break and managed to turn a non-collectible or even desirable model into a college tuition. So stupid, but yet wonderful at the same time. [wife doesn’t feel the same] ha

The best part is even with that said, the hole will keep going. None of us will ever be “done”.

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Somewhere in the middle of the “rebuild”….. if you can call it that, I stopped keeping track of the money. Before that I was keeping detailed records of everything. Now I just leave the cost out. Lol
 
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Somewhere in the middle of the “rebuild”….. if you can call it that, I stopped keeping track of the money. Before that I was keeping detailed records of everything. Now I just leave the cost out. Lol
That’s hilarious…. Lol

In the beginning I started a folder for copies of all receipts. That turned into a binder. Then a bigger binder. That practice stoped a while ago. I don’t want to know anymore. Haha
 
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My thought process on keeping all the documentation and receipts was "man if I sell this car I need to have something to the buyer knows what all has been done to it" and then over the years I realized I'm not selling this car. Now I just keep the receipts that have warranty (at this point those are the lifetime alternator, starter, etc.). I went through both folders about two years ago and reduced them down quite a bit just tossing the crap that was no longer even on the cars.

Hell I had some people give me crap that my Coupe is a VIN'd four cylinder car and not a real 5.0...you can go :leghump: yourself with that. Only people saying that crap are the ones that either got outran or what I like to think is that they liked my car better than theirs. The Thunderbird was a 2 barrel CFI 302 AOD car and now its a carb'd 351W with a TKO and I never heard anything out of anyone except the occasional "why the F did you build that car?". The Mustang crowd is a finicky bunch myself included.