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His grandson, Evan, received the car. He is 21 years old. I have invited him to join the forum in case he needs any help with the car. I also invited him to the future bash trips. Be sure to welcome him once he joins this group.
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That's a great thing.
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I remember receiving my Dads car and joining this group a couple days later...mine all started with me asking about a leaking cowl.I asked Google or what ever the search engine was and it led me to the group and been here every since 25 years ago I think
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That's great to hear.
Part of the reason I had to do a 2nd Mustang is that I have two kids. One will get the '67 the other will get the '89, or they can swap back and forth if they want.
In about a year my wife and I will be taking possession of my father-in-law's Karmann Ghia convertible. He's still with us thankfully, but simply can't drive the car with his current physical situation. I took it for a spin the last time we were up to see them in ME. Fun little car, and Dad has done a wonderful job with the restoration. She definitely turns heads.
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Really nice car and nice to see it say in the family.
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I'm not too proud to say it: I just spent the last ten minutes crying after reading this.
I won't go into why, just feel like saying when the sun sets on one's dreams, it's also the beginings of all new dreams.
Truly the circle of life.
I still dream of driving up to the cemetery and parking between my father and my son's markers, pulling out a lawn chair and just sitting there and telling them I did it!
I got to drive around with my dad in my clapped out 66 coupe. I got to sit in my convertible with my son in the garage talking about what we were *going* to drive to one day...
That will just have to do.
I hope the young man realises the legacy he has been gifted and honours and cherishes it.
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TKOPerformance wrote:
That's great to hear.
Part of the reason I had to do a 2nd Mustang is that I have two kids. One will get the '67 the other will get the '89, or they can swap back and forth if they want.
In about a year my wife and I will be taking possession of my father-in-law's Karmann Ghia convertible. He's still with us thankfully, but simply can't drive the car with his current physical situation. I took it for a spin the last time we were up to see them in ME. Fun little car, and Dad has done a wonderful job with the restoration. She definitely turns heads.
My late twin brother had a 1964 Karmann Ghia convertible. It was a fun little car for sure.
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I think that is great the Bob's grandson will carry on the Mustang tradition.
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Thats great news!
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Greg B wrote:
I'm not too proud to say it: I just spent the last ten minutes crying after reading this.
I won't go into why, just feel like saying when the sun sets on one's dreams, it's also the beginings of all new dreams.
Truly the circle of life.
I still dream of driving up to the cemetery and parking between my father and my son's markers, pulling out a lawn chair and just sitting there and telling them I did it!
I got to drive around with my dad in my clapped out 66 coupe. I got to sit in my convertible with my son in the garage talking about what we were *going* to drive to one day...
That will just have to do.
I hope the young man realises the legacy he has been gifted and honours and cherishes it.
Greg you are not alone in being the only one who cried when we heard of Bullet's passing. Evan has many traits from his grandfather, and an old soul. I'm confident after talking to Evan that he will do Bullet proud. Evan's mom Renee wanted me to pass the word that she and the family wanted to thank the Mustang group who showed up in Montrose. It meant a lot to them.
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Very cool. I have had my grandfathers 71’ for 20 years now.
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rpm wrote:
Greg B wrote:
I'm not too proud to say it: I just spent the last ten minutes crying after reading this.
I won't go into why, just feel like saying when the sun sets on one's dreams, it's also the beginings of all new dreams.
Truly the circle of life.
I still dream of driving up to the cemetery and parking between my father and my son's markers, pulling out a lawn chair and just sitting there and telling them I did it!
I got to drive around with my dad in my clapped out 66 coupe. I got to sit in my convertible with my son in the garage talking about what we were *going* to drive to one day...
That will just have to do.
I hope the young man realises the legacy he has been gifted and honours and cherishes it.
Greg you are not alone in being the only one who cried when we heard of Bullet's passing. Evan has many traits from his grandfather, and an old soul. I'm confident after talking to Evan that he will do Bullet proud. Evan's mom Renee wanted me to pass the word that she and the family wanted to thank the Mustang group who showed up in Montrose. It meant a lot to them.
Like the song says "every new beginning comes from some other beginning's end"
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Closing Time by Semisonic.
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I had my dads 66 up untill it got totaled.
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Just for info, Jean has decided to keep The Heap. For a while anyway.
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