[Balding_Eagle]

Seesh, do you even know what thread you’re on?

[nevermorelenore]

The post makes sense to me

[Manly Warrior]

I think they know what thread they are on.

While ‘things” have some monetary or nostalgic value, they, like all temporal “things” are eaten by moth and rust and eventually are dust. This wreck of a car, while worth money, is an example of how earthly treasures fail, and we really ought to be storing up treasures in heaven.

But, hey, in the meantime, many folks enjoy them, hopefully not to the exclusion of real treasures tough.

I suppose it depends on where one’s heart is, as the Lord states, that is where your treasure will be.

[Moonman62]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Juxtaposition

[Blue Highway]

Seems perfectly fitting to me, spot on actually. The example of the Mustang rotting away and people are clamoring for it thinking $millions when their treasures should be in heaven instead. Take heed.

[ealgeone]

No...the point is a valid one. That "treasure" of a car is worthless in its present state.

It's a good illustration that what was once valued is now potentially wasted.

[Daffynition]

Bronx in the 60s, woulds taken care of that eyesore.