donsrods
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Ok, I'm enjoying a cold brew and do some of my best thinking that way. I get very philosophical at times like this.
Anyway, tonight's observation: Maybe we aren't SUPPOSED to like each other's cars. If we are honest, ALL of us go to a show or cruise in and critique the other guys ride, and generally say to ourselves "I would have done this (or that) differently, if it were mine. But maybe that is what makes our cars special...............they are one persons vision of what he wants his car to be, and no matter how nice it is, it will never suit another person 100% of the time.
Maybe it is like Van Gogh looking at the Mona Lisa and saying "What the h*** was da Vinci thinking when he painted that piece of crap ?"
Dan and I were just talking about this the other night, after he was looking at an old hot rod magazine with cars built in the 50's. He asked "Why is it that cars built today to replicate those old hot rods SOMEHOW just are not exactly the same as the old ones?" I didn't have an answer, maybe it was the availability of lots of old timey parts to use, but maybe it was because we built cars from our own vision and didn't give a rat's behind about what other people would think.
Oh well, tomorrow night I am goingto work on world hunger.
Don
Anyway, tonight's observation: Maybe we aren't SUPPOSED to like each other's cars. If we are honest, ALL of us go to a show or cruise in and critique the other guys ride, and generally say to ourselves "I would have done this (or that) differently, if it were mine. But maybe that is what makes our cars special...............they are one persons vision of what he wants his car to be, and no matter how nice it is, it will never suit another person 100% of the time.
Maybe it is like Van Gogh looking at the Mona Lisa and saying "What the h*** was da Vinci thinking when he painted that piece of crap ?"
Dan and I were just talking about this the other night, after he was looking at an old hot rod magazine with cars built in the 50's. He asked "Why is it that cars built today to replicate those old hot rods SOMEHOW just are not exactly the same as the old ones?" I didn't have an answer, maybe it was the availability of lots of old timey parts to use, but maybe it was because we built cars from our own vision and didn't give a rat's behind about what other people would think.
Oh well, tomorrow night I am goingto work on world hunger.
Don