I checked the Harrington out for Ian, and was very disappointed because
she was a wreck. the owner won't part with it anyway. but the truth is
that the complete roof section from windscreen back was worth sectioning
for another car. but other than the roof, she was COMPLETELY rusted out.
and that is the disappointing part about nostalgia. so when i was having
my driveway done this year i had a telephone pole right in the way of
the culvert's home to be. local electric company told me to chains it
down. not worth their time. so i gave it to the guy who was doing my
driveway. he gave it to the guy that transports his heavy equipment.
everyone was happy. now i need a pole for my temporary construction hook
up.
and that is why he won't part with the Harrington. it is better rusting
into a pile of crap in his yard, as long as no one else gets any benefit
from it. And I still need to buy a forty foot pole. but i would do it
again if i thought that some one else needed it and i didn't. I will
look again for you ,Ian. Just give me a few landmarks and I am off.
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