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Jeff/Illinois · 05-23-2018, 08:36 PM

'It's your car do as you want' we here that over and over.

I'm not politically correct so I won't repeat that. I like restored to original. End of debate.

I've seen some pretty ugly color combos and botched up antique cars. BUT, the difference is, I never ever would say anything out loud, or negative to the owner, about his car.

The polite thing to do is keep your mouth shut. You can think it, but shut-up. Keep it to yourself and move on. It's all supposed to be about having fun.

I've had my share of people pointing out paint flaws to me, a wrong part on the car, etc. etc. And sometimes they are right. And sometimes they just don't know what they are talking about.I know about the flaws. But all you did was make me mad, and draw a line in the sand. You wind up thinking to yourself 'OK I get it buddy, now clear out of here and get lost.'

05-23-2018, 08:36 PM	#33
Jeff/Illinois Senior Member Join Date: May 2010 Posts: 2,973	Re: Different strokes for different folks 'It's your car do as you want' we here that over and over. I'm not politically correct so I won't repeat that. I like restored to original. End of debate. I've seen some pretty ugly color combos and botched up antique cars. BUT, the difference is, I never ever would say anything out loud, or negative to the owner, about his car. The polite thing to do is keep your mouth shut. You can think it, but shut-up. Keep it to yourself and move on. It's all supposed to be about having fun. I've had my share of people pointing out paint flaws to me, a wrong part on the car, etc. etc. And sometimes they are right. And sometimes they just don't know what they are talking about.I know about the flaws. But all you did was make me mad, and draw a line in the sand. You wind up thinking to yourself 'OK I get it buddy, now clear out of here and get lost.'