Anything I think I can use goes into boxes in shelves in the garage. I've got a warped cylinder head that I'll probably never get straightened, and an intake manifold with a problem that will also likely never be used. At the moment they're both in a storage shed because I'm too lazy to strip them down totally and get…

Get your recall fixes done.

Being underneath the car. Even when I know it's securely on jack-stands and it wouldn't fall even in an earthquake, I minimize my time under the car anyway. A car came down on my grandfather, and it wasn't the best thing that happened to him that day.

A rental car.

Stick some Jeep badges on it to make you feel at home. Then explain to people around town that Jeep produced a number of Mustang-clones in the mid 60s as a special trade deal with Ford (they made Jeeps for the south vietnamese government), so you have a very rare and highly collectable edition.

You need an English car. You’d still have the same number of things to do, but it would be centralized on a single car. The space you’d free up in your driveway could be used for parts cars, a BBQ grill, and one of those outdoor park benches with a hideway section underneath for beer.