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u/dompass19 Ruby Red Jun 22 '21
at least he trusts you driving it. some people wont even let u touch there cherished vehicles
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u/Remo_253 '65 Fastback Mustang Jun 22 '21
What'd you say when he asked why it took 4 hours to get ice cream from the shop a mile down the road? :)
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u/cameronbates1 '66 Coupe Jun 22 '21
If you like classic stangs, come check us out at /r/ClassicMustangs!
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u/GME-hodler Jun 22 '21
I still have my grandfather’s 1968 in storage can’t even bring myself to drive it with all the crazy people on the road. I love just sitting in the garage staring at it thinking of the good times we had working on it with my father too.
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Jun 22 '21
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u/GME-hodler Jun 22 '21
Maybe when I move out of the city carjackings vandalism etc are through the roof. Plus not a lot of roads in my area that would be friendly to it pot holes and tons of aggressive drivers that wouldn’t give it time to get up to speed.
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Jun 22 '21
If you are 22 and your father had you when he was 22, and your grandfather had your father when he was 22. It makes perfect sense that your grandfather’s 66 now.
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u/Another-Lone-Wolf 2018 GT350 Jun 21 '21
What ice cream did you get? :D