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The Psychology of Owning an Old PV 444-544

posted by  dencat on  Sun Feb 18 14:31 CST 2007
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Belinda,
There seems to be a 3rd Category that has emerged and that is the group that has a connection to the PV from several years back. We are probably older than most folks on the brickboard and either have owned PV's for several years or like myself bought one again after many years.

Both longhorn and volvosteve said it really well. They just make you feel good working on them driving them, or just looking at them. I would bet that when these guys park their PV's in public they take a look back at it and smile a little.

Dennis C






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