I work creating cars. I have been restoring cars for 5 years. I am restoring a 1965 Buick.  I have worked on a 1970 Charger. I restored a 1965 Buick. I made $10,000 from a car restoration. I make 30,000 per year. I have an Instagram account. I have a nephew. I have boys. I have taken some flying lessons. I spent a lot of time restoring the car. There are a few good breakers near me. I am intrigued by plane restoration.
I work at an airport. I have been restoring planes for years. I am restoring a 1967 Mustang. I will be fixing an airplane next week. I don't use social media much.
I am free this afternoon and evening and I'd love to swing by to see the plane if you're still working on it Sure, that works for me. I'm over in hangar 15, if you don't remember. You won't believe the progress I've made. Bring some pics of that '65 Buick when you come.  I'll definitely bring some pics of my Buick beauty, and I hope you'll have some pics of the Mustang to show me. Definitely. I've been doing some research on the original paint since it's going to need to be repainted and it's pretty interesting stuff. Still not totally sure what I'm going to do yet. Do you have a particular color in mind that you'd prefer to go with? It was originally red, so I'm thinking I may just go with that again, but there's this light turquoise that keeps catching my eye. How'd you pick the color for the Buick? The Buick only looks good in one color, so it's gonna be black.  Yeah, that makes sense. Black is always a classy color for a car. Good pick. What about the Charger? That one black too? With black interior? I haven't decided on the Charger yet, do you have any suggestions?  I don't know, but Chargers always look good in black. Though I did once see a purple one that was pretty cool. Purple sounds interesting, have you ever thought of painting your plane purple? Maybe! You never know. It's probably going to be white, but purple would be way more fun.