6-year-old said to my daughter "when your daddy's car goes WAAAAAA"
01-02-2011, 01:40 PM
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Great story Shane. I have two nephews whom think I'm the coolest uncle ever with a hotrod stang and Vipertruck. For some reason the 14 year old thinks I will give him the stang when he turns 16! He dreams big! LOL
01-02-2011, 02:39 PM
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lol, yeah my son says he want smy car when he is big. he's 9, i wont have the car that long. my daughter got all mad because in her mind that meant she go tmy wife's car, she was really mad because it's "not cool" lol. wife has a 10 edge.
02-16-2011, 02:45 AM
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haha i had an expedition for the first 2 and a half years that i drove. about the time i went off to college, my sister started getting close to driving age so my dad wanted to get me a new car and give my sister the old one. SOOOO happy he wanted me to have a sporty car right off the bat. I've never been more proud of anything in my life
02-16-2011, 09:07 AM
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That's awesome!
My 2 1/2 year old son loves riding in my Mustang, even though he's not tall enough to see out the window! When I come home from work, he says "Go for ride in Daddy's Mustang." I usually take him around the neighborhood with the windows down. I look forward to getting a V8 and see his expressions then!!!
He is also hooked on watching Mustangs on Youtube, he says, Mustang burn....meaning burnouts. LOL
Gotta love the kiddo's!
My 2 1/2 year old son loves riding in my Mustang, even though he's not tall enough to see out the window! When I come home from work, he says "Go for ride in Daddy's Mustang." I usually take him around the neighborhood with the windows down. I look forward to getting a V8 and see his expressions then!!!
He is also hooked on watching Mustangs on Youtube, he says, Mustang burn....meaning burnouts. LOL
Gotta love the kiddo's!
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02-16-2011, 11:28 AM
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As my son was growing up, he loved to ride in my Firebird, every chance he could. He's 14 now & needless to say he's totally blown away by mustangs! I'm planning on getting him one sometime this summer (but not telling it's for him) I'll have him help me fix it up, do some mods, see how much he enjoys wrenching on it & riding in it then handing him the keys when he turns 16. I think he'll be happy!
02-16-2011, 12:17 PM
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As my son was growing up, he loved to ride in my Firebird, every chance he could. He's 14 now & needless to say he's totally blown away by mustangs! I'm planning on getting him one sometime this summer (but not telling it's for him) I'll have him help me fix it up, do some mods, see how much he enjoys wrenching on it & riding in it then handing him the keys when he turns 16. I think he'll be happy!
Good father son bonding time for sure. He will also remember that forever....
My Dad would just yell at me to get him tools from the basement and that was it. Lame.
02-16-2011, 12:23 PM
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As my son was growing up, he loved to ride in my Firebird, every chance he could. He's 14 now & needless to say he's totally blown away by mustangs! I'm planning on getting him one sometime this summer (but not telling it's for him) I'll have him help me fix it up, do some mods, see how much he enjoys wrenching on it & riding in it then handing him the keys when he turns 16. I think he'll be happy!
