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06-16-2009 05:17 AM #1
Wow, what a wonderful community you all have here (I'd say you "guys", but I see its not male-exclusive!). I'm touched by all the kind words. Adjusting slowly to the idea of having the car here and calling it "my car" instead of "Dad's car"....though it will always be Dad's car to me really. I wish I'd talked to Dad more about the mechanical aspects of the car, but I'll have to learn on my own. In which case I'm glad I found this place, odds are good I'll have questions!! I'm anxious to drive it but of course its raining today....
PS, Glenn...you're not trying to trade your son for the Henry J, are you?hahaha
Angela
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06-16-2009 05:50 AM #2
ITOLDYOUSO is right.....Way cool car! It screams Americana. I have a buddy that built a Henry J in the same exact fashion only it was painted in a pale green. I can see that you and your father both have great taste and class as well. I'm at an age where I know that the inevitable is creeping up on me.....losing two of the most dear people in my life....my parents. I am sorry for your loss, but can assure you that you have made your dad soo very proud. I am certain! I am sure there will be no lack of help in here when you need it.
Dave GDo not lift a rock only to drop it on your own foot
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06-16-2009 06:32 AM #3
Cool car and great that you are keeping it. I'm sure he's smiling! Welcome to CHR" "No matter where you go, there you are!" Steve.
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06-16-2009 02:58 PM #4
You have a beautiful car Angela.
I took ownership of my Chevy when my dad passed away in 2002. I have to admit that I still call it Dad's car. I have already worked it out with my son to take it from me and keep it in the family. This wasn't my dad's favorite car, just his last. I am looking for a 33 or 34 coupe to be my toy to play with. But Dad's 52 will always be around and treated with respect.
Pride Runs Deep
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07-09-2009 10:10 PM #5
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Education is expensive. Keep that in mind, and you'll never be terribly upset when a project goes awry.
EG
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07-10-2009 04:31 PM #6
In our neighborhood, 2 blocks down the hill was a gas station that (to me) all the cool car guys hung out there. 32 coupes, 33 & 34 Fords as well, a sweet 56 Ford Beach wagon that was setup gasser...
How did you get hooked on cars?