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My son wrecked his first auto today

Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by TERPU, Sep 20, 2004.

  1. TERPU
    Joined: Jan 2, 2004
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    TERPU
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    First off let me start by saying this is totally my fault, but it's a good story never the less. I had to mow the lawn and needed someway to keep my son cooped up for 5-minutes (small lawn). The wife was up the street and sissy was too. The kids first words were Dadda and hot rod, Good sign for later. So I thought to myself, self let him play in your 54 chevy. Sounds like a good idea right, right. Long story short, I learned 2 valuable lessons tonight the kids strong enough at 1 1/2 to pull an automatic outta park on a slight hill and a good wood block is worth its weight in garage doors! Next project is e-brake. Everybody and everything is ok but the door is bent now and the bumper is ever so slightly flattened. But the best part of the story is the kid didn't want out he just wanted to keep playing and kept shifting!

    Tim
     
  2. HAH! Great story...kids never cease to amaze huh? Good thing is wasn't real serious! GL with fixing everything!

    Greg
     
  3. He is just taking after dear old dad. what's new in the garage?
     
  4. Was your son saying..., Lessee..., Uhm..., "L" for Leap...,

    "R" for "RACE"...,

    and "P" for "P***..."! [​IMG] [​IMG]

    I Bet he was having "Fun"...! [​IMG]

    Mark
     
  5. TERPU
    Joined: Jan 2, 2004
    Posts: 2,488

    TERPU
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    Good to see you all enjoyed this. After it was all said and done I'm actually pretty proud of him. Next stop Famoso and the Nostalgia drags for him fer sure. Hey Ron it's good to see your name in print. Man thanks again for haulin' that motor back for me, and you were absolutely correct about the roadster show it was *****in'. Nothin' new in the garage yet but the pile of A parts is growing monthly and I did find a 6-71 for the 327. So who knows what time will bring. If you've got a line on some blower parts drop me a P.M. Stay cool

    Thanks, Tim
     
  6. NealinCA
    Joined: Dec 12, 2001
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    Taking after his youngest uncle at such an early age [​IMG] [​IMG]

    Glad every one is OK.

    Just wait until you talk to your sister... [​IMG]

    Neal
     
  7. TERPU
    Joined: Jan 2, 2004
    Posts: 2,488

    TERPU
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    Yeah I know I was hoping to not have to o down this road with junior but I guess it's inevitable for our family! Hell at least he knows how to put it in gear know. If only his legs would reach the gas we'd have a dragster pilot for sure.

    Tim
     
  8. dehudso
    Joined: Sep 25, 2003
    Posts: 545

    dehudso
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    My sister did that same exact thing to my dad's old '55 handyman wagon. She was about 2 years old. I was in the p***enger seat and got over and tryied to put it back into park while it was rolling down the hill. No luck. I was 5 years old.
     
  9. Spottty
    Joined: Jul 24, 2004
    Posts: 98

    Spottty
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    from Calgary

    Ahh I remeber my first crash. I was 5.

    My uncle put me in his 56 Chev truck to drive back to the farm. Alone in the truck he said "Dont look back, just go straight" What did I do? Looked back and hit a brush pile at idle speed in first. Made a little dent, Uncle was kinda mad but got over it.

    I hope my kids crash a car when they are under 5. I think it makes them car people [​IMG]
     
  10. i think i was about 5 when i was in my dads 50 pick up and pulled it from park to drive while it was runnin, good thing my older brother saw me and pulled it back into park,but 13 yrs later i would end up totally it hehe sad story sorry i dont got any good ones.
     

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