Here is my 1995 Ford Crown Victorian. A friend of mine gave me this car since he wasn't using it. It had been sitting for a year so we had to chase out the mice and replace the battery. Once we had it running we drove it (slowly) to my house. There was a leak in the rear brakes somewhere. I went ahead and cleaned up the car, detailed it inside and out.
	To get the brakes fixed I filled up the master cylinder and slowly drove it down the street to a local shop to have them fixed. They only needed to replace the one line going to the rear axle.
The cassette deck in this car still worked great so I got to break out my old mixed tapes.
	The gas tank had a small leek in it, so I was constantly trying to seal it up. I tried paint, tapes, and glues. Eventually I got enough money saved up to just replace the tank with a new one.
The frame on this Vic was rusted clean through on the passenger side. This model year had the issue where the air conditioner would leak onto the frame and cus the frame to rust.
	For the time being we jammed a block of wood between the rusted frame and the body and then used a giant wood screw to secure the frame in place.
We looked around to see if we can get the frame repaired or replaced but no one wanted to do it and no one could find a donor frame.
	I even came up with a way to patch the frame by building a sub frame to weld to whats left of the old frame.
Patching the frame never happened since the cars starter died one weekend. To replace the starter that weekend would of cost $160 (at local parts stores) but if I ordered a starter online it would only cost $60. Plus we would have to remove the air conditioning pump just to get at the top starter bolt. That makes about a 4hr job just to change a starter on a car with a broken frame..
	So I went car shopping and bought a new car that same weekend.
We did try to sell the car as a parts car but that was more of a hassle than anything else I've tried to sell. We got messages from all sorts of idiots, asking "does it run?" it says right in the listing that it doesn't run and is being sold as a parts car.
	After a few months of trying to sell it we gave up and scraped the car. Sucks, since it would of been a nice car if the frame was fixable.