I finally got around to restoring my car, so I can take it in for this year's state inspection without getting weird looks from anyone. Naturally, I can't help but feel a bit saddened that this camper project didn't take off.
Still, perhaps it was for the best. Living like that full time would have been rough, and deep down, I knew that. I did become a bit more car savvy along the way, so I guess it was at least a good learning experience if nothing else.
Also, a lot of the gear and tools are still there, and having them has made me very well-prepared in case of any road side emergencies.
Still though, I can not help but ruminate on what possibilities are lost, what pitfalls I may have avoided, and what will happen next in my life. It's weird. Time marches on, but you just never know what happens next.
Restoration is bittersweet
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Yes, ultimately, I think my car was just way too small. If I ever decide to try this again, I would go with a cargo van instead, or at least a minivan.
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