I like to think of the scars we collect on our cars as badges of honor. Evidence of our engagement with the car and the world around us. Hopefully there are good memories that accompany the wear and tear. In the Seiko watch collecting world they call it wabi. The patina that collects over time.(
I like to think of the scars we collect on our cars as badges of honor. Evidence of our engagement with the car and the world around us. Hopefully there are good memories that accompany the wear and tear. In the Seiko watch collecting world they call it wabi. The patina that collects over time.(
https://www.thetimebum.com/2013/09/the-perfection-of-imperfection-wabi-and.html) Nothing sadder than a car that was purchased and put away in a hermetically sealed garage as an investment. Kind of like seeing a lion in a zoo. Still, the first ding is the worst. The rest will be easier!
) Nothing sadder than a car that was purchased and put away in a hermetically sealed garage as an investment. Kind of like seeing a lion in a zoo. Still, the first ding is the worst. The rest will be easier!