Even though this deals with a little newer car (65) I think we can all relate to the emotion and sentimentality in this video. http://www.wimp.com/dadscar/
Thats bad***! As someone who has grown up in a chevy household, with two grandpas, a grandma and even a dad who has worked and retired from GM that will definately get you. Sure did **** to see them have to get bailed out. Maybe someday I will see them be the power hosue they used to be.
I lost my father this spring so this video really is a tear jerker for me. I have his car sitting in my garage just waiting for me to bring it back to its former glory. As soon as my car is finished I will get that one like I remember it years ago when he drove it. I think of him every time I look at that car. It's funny how to some people these are "just cars" but to people like me they are so much more. Ryan
Cool story. Like most I remember all of our cars growing up and I loved them because I've been a car guy since I was a kid. He's talking about his brother having to hold on while they went around turns etc...I'm hoping to p*** those kinds of memories on to my kids. So they can say...Hey Dad remember when... They are more than cars to me as they are to everyone on here.
it's been posted already http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=646466&highlight=http+www+wimp+com+dadscar
Thats really cool, I am glad you posted it again for those of us that missed it the first time. It never hurts to post something cool a second time, it was an awesome video! Jim
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