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Road Side Pub
Keeping sentimental items
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<blockquote data-quote="L8APEX" data-source="post: 16591175" data-attributes="member: 51947"><p>There's your answer. Find someone who can appreciate it and make it special. </p><p>Use the money to build new memories. It's not supposed to feel like a burden for you.</p><p></p><p>Oddly enough my grandparents bought a 69 Mustang new that all the kids faught over who would get it when they stated driving in the mid later 70s, until my uncle wrecked it. </p><p></p><p>My other uncle had an all original 39 Ford convertable 2 door, original down to the paint, called "Francis". He had it since the 60s as well and it was part of every big life event from then on. Within 5 years of my uncle's death my cousin sold it, didn't even need the money. In that situation I'd hold on till the end.</p><p> My mustang is the last vehicle my mom rode in (alive), and we ordered a pair of glass roof 14s together. She died in 'Feb of 16 and the bank took hers within 25 days of her death on good friday. I only received administrator of estate from the court the following Monday, as she had no will. The second banks found she was dead they locked up the accounts. Had a few road trips to my sister's in my mustang, with mom riding shotgun. It was also my mom who told me to splurge any get the Turbo, so it's hard to even think of getting rid of it.</p><p></p><p>Sent from my Lenovo TB-X505F using Tapatalk</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="L8APEX, post: 16591175, member: 51947"] There's your answer. Find someone who can appreciate it and make it special. Use the money to build new memories. It's not supposed to feel like a burden for you. Oddly enough my grandparents bought a 69 Mustang new that all the kids faught over who would get it when they stated driving in the mid later 70s, until my uncle wrecked it. My other uncle had an all original 39 Ford convertable 2 door, original down to the paint, called "Francis". He had it since the 60s as well and it was part of every big life event from then on. Within 5 years of my uncle's death my cousin sold it, didn't even need the money. In that situation I'd hold on till the end. My mustang is the last vehicle my mom rode in (alive), and we ordered a pair of glass roof 14s together. She died in 'Feb of 16 and the bank took hers within 25 days of her death on good friday. I only received administrator of estate from the court the following Monday, as she had no will. The second banks found she was dead they locked up the accounts. Had a few road trips to my sister's in my mustang, with mom riding shotgun. It was also my mom who told me to splurge any get the Turbo, so it's hard to even think of getting rid of it. Sent from my Lenovo TB-X505F using Tapatalk [/QUOTE]
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