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Rohsii: KU-GRRR (Mit) (Color By MMM)
Because I haven't told myself, "DAMN! You're GOOD!" in awhile...
Rohsii © me. Art by
the_gneech. Color by MMM&M. The extra M is for OH, MAMA!
Topless version available if I get enough requests... 😈
Rohsii © me. Art by
the_gneech. Color by MMM&M. The extra M is for OH, MAMA! Topless version available if I get enough requests... 😈
Category Cel Shading / Doodle
Species Cougar / Puma
Size 1920 x 1312px
File Size 1.74 MB
I miss my 69 Cougar convertible, just had it fully restored from the wheels up. Spent back then over $4500 doing it properly. Only to have it stolen a month later. My insurance company only gave me book value instead of restoration value, $1200. Car was appraised at $14k back then. Their excuse was I didn't have THEM appraise it. 3 months after settlement it was found in Arkansas and shipped back to Arizona.
While sitting on the carrier, in New Mexico, car was stolen yet again. 6 months later car was found again in Arkansas and recovered. This time made it back to Tucson. I got notification the car was back and to head to the police impound lot and pick it up. I immediately went down, only to find out the cops auctioned it off the day before I got the letter. I yelled at them I wasn't notified about an auction, showing the cancelation of the letter was day OF THE AUCTION. Turned out a number of cops wanted that car and bid on it themselves. And LEGALLY did "notify me in advance of sale" (day of sale those bastards.) I confronted the cop who won, demanding action and threatened to sue to get my car back. He quickly resold the car the next day to a guy in Colorado (I suspect a in-law or kin) .
I miss that car to this day. And it's been over 35 years.
While sitting on the carrier, in New Mexico, car was stolen yet again. 6 months later car was found again in Arkansas and recovered. This time made it back to Tucson. I got notification the car was back and to head to the police impound lot and pick it up. I immediately went down, only to find out the cops auctioned it off the day before I got the letter. I yelled at them I wasn't notified about an auction, showing the cancelation of the letter was day OF THE AUCTION. Turned out a number of cops wanted that car and bid on it themselves. And LEGALLY did "notify me in advance of sale" (day of sale those bastards.) I confronted the cop who won, demanding action and threatened to sue to get my car back. He quickly resold the car the next day to a guy in Colorado (I suspect a in-law or kin) .
I miss that car to this day. And it's been over 35 years.
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