I did manage to change the antifreeze in the El Camino. I have never changed it in the 911.
I also changed the brake fluid in the Elky. Both fluids had been in there to 3 years. I change the brake fluid in the 911 every spring. It is due as soon as I can get to it.
I had to do about 11,392.6 sit on the ground, and stand back up motions and my legs are a bit sore. I was too tired to wash it, so that is this afternoon's task.
I have a few little chores to do on the El Camino. Take the instrument cluster apart, and lubricate the speedometer and the cable. After a few minutes on the highway it starts to chatter. That is a mostly sit down operation.
The fun of owning old high mileage 80s cars is there is always, just always something minor to tinker with. It is just part of the hobby of owning old cars. Both cars get compliments regularly. The El Camino gets way more than the 911.
The bad news is there is no way I could have an affair. I have friends tell me they saw me in various places. I want to have an affair almost as much as having facial tattoos, and a dozen piercings and setting my hair on fire.