That's because I just sold her, she's on her way to a new home...

 

Was it through Craigslist or ?

 

I'm kind of curious what brought on the sudden urge to sell the car? I remember two months before you posted her for sale you started a thread speaking on your excitement of 14 years of ownership and how you can't wait for another 14 to come.
You seemed very excited so I'm just curious, unless there is something terribly wrong with the car why the sudden change in feelings?

Congrats on the sale either way.

 

You are correct, I loved that car from day one.
But, since we retired just two months before the f-ing Covid hit, we've been leery of any kind of road trips. Body suits, shots, vaccination verifications, etc,etc,...we had two Crossfires sitting in the garage going to *****. It hurt more to see her sitting in the garage rotting (as it were) day after day, than for me to let her go to a new owner (who's also a country mechanic).
I'm sad she's gone....but when I need a Crossfire fix, there's always the wife's Roadster (lol).

To the other question...Craigslist, after the spate of scammers was over, this gentleman called about 1:00 PM, we were done by 4:00. Full asking price too.

 

So happy it worked out for you so quickly using Craigslist
I hope you lose the fear of returning to travel since Covid started now 3 years ago.

Personally I didn't respond to Covid with any fear at all and we still held our various Crossfire meets throughout the entire thing.
Yes less people did attend but for others it didn't get in the way.

 

Many people including the gov in Tallahassee feel the Covid thing is overblown. Why cases in Florida are on the rise again. When I go out (rarely need to) I always were a mask.