I Think About Cars Every Day

[mahoy78spyder]

Guess we'll call this the Gen X'er forum... (36 years here) And I also still have my highschool car(albeit from my senior year in '85) and it is currently undergoing its "second" restoration since I've owned it. My kids, although young, already love to hang around Daddy when I work on it and pretend to drive the car when they get the chance. I can't wait until they get a little older. My Dad and I worked my very first car together, doing basic mechanical and body work (at age 14) and it was one of my fondest memories from that time by far! I hope my kids and I can share those moments as well.

Ken

[hvychev]

Mike very very well said. I to was brought into this hobby by my father and hopefully if I have kids I will pass it along to them as well.

Hey, you know it makes me happy to have these responses from you all. I am getting a great deal of satisfaction from my membership in our club. I am planning to be at this year's "Supercar Reunion". Can't wait for that. You know, my dad has always been my greatest influence in cars and in life. He and I are best friends. He's got quite a nice collection of horsepower at home, as well. Such as, 70 Nova L-78, 69 Camaro with his own transplant of a legit, late 70's crate LS-6, a V-8 Vega, 70 Mach 1 with 351Cleve., 66 Vette now with small block though originally 427. He and I go to shows locally and far off, together. I am thankful for the many blessings I have. To be making the aquaintance of you all is a nice thing for me. I should have been here long ago. Thanks to all that have welcomed me in to this site and club. p.s. Please keep my son Dustin in your thoughts as he begins his service in the Navy.