Depressing?
Depressing?
#3
01-08-2015, 07:18 PM
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Classic trumps current and modern
Flyc2c,
Turn your depression into elation.
At my age, I haven't been a "current"or "modern" model for a long time. That hasn't caused me to become depressed because I have withstood the test of time since I came from a good family and inherited good genes. So has my XKR which, because of its heritage and design DNA, I expect will become a timeless classic rather than just be another forgotten "current" or "modern" car. Classic trumps"current" and "modern".
"Don't worry, be happy! "
Stuart
Turn your depression into elation.
At my age, I haven't been a "current"or "modern" model for a long time. That hasn't caused me to become depressed because I have withstood the test of time since I came from a good family and inherited good genes. So has my XKR which, because of its heritage and design DNA, I expect will become a timeless classic rather than just be another forgotten "current" or "modern" car. Classic trumps"current" and "modern".
"Don't worry, be happy! "
Stuart
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01-08-2015, 08:31 PM
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01-08-2015, 09:13 PM
Flyc2c,
Turn your depression into elation.
At my age, I haven't been a "current"or "modern" model for a long time. That hasn't caused me to become depressed because I have withstood the test of time since I came from a good family and inherited good genes. So has my XKR which, because of its heritage and design DNA, I expect will become a timeless classic rather than just be another forgotten "current" or "modern" car. Classic trumps"current" and "modern".
"Don't worry, be happy! "
Stuart
Turn your depression into elation.
At my age, I haven't been a "current"or "modern" model for a long time. That hasn't caused me to become depressed because I have withstood the test of time since I came from a good family and inherited good genes. So has my XKR which, because of its heritage and design DNA, I expect will become a timeless classic rather than just be another forgotten "current" or "modern" car. Classic trumps"current" and "modern".
"Don't worry, be happy! "
Stuart
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