Not a Ford, but watering eye's none the less...

http://www.wimp.com/dadscar/

this is something ever child wishes they could do for their pops..

enjoy


adam

BLOWN86HALLET , you being 91 , doubt you'll find your Dads horse still kicking .

Think that vid will open a soft spot in everyone . Thanks for posting it

Nothing like getting your first car back. I tracked down mine earlier this year and bought it back for more than I sold it for...

That is great doing something like that for one's dad. My dad has always wanted his 66 GTO back, but I doubt he will ever get one. I've found several like what he had, and he just says that was in the past and I'd never really enjoy it, but he will always have the memories. I have never become attached to vehicles, and don't wish to have any of them back, but there are a lot of people that always want to go back, and I can certainly respect that. If someone has a nice 65 or 66 red Mustang that they would part with, I do need one for my wife's mom though.

I still have my first car. 66 come.t Dad and I restored together. High school grad present

that just hit me man, I though I was watching Rudy again!! awesome...

Great video regardless of make or model.
I still have my first car that my father and I restored when I was 14. It will be passed down to my little one.
Justin

i still have my first car too........no pics i can post tho.my dad had a 64 gto he realy liked,i'd like to find it but that would be a real long shot.

Dave Maxwell wrote:I still have my first car. 66 come.t Dad and I restored together. High school grad present

That's wild Dave..I still have my 1st cat too.....A 66 Comet.It's next in line to get restored.I've found a great set of doors and fenders,the 1/4's are bad ,but I'll make them. I'm going to Pro Street it. Just debating on leaving the FE in itor go to a 385 series engine. It came out with a 289 stick.I love my old Comet

Great video!!

I would love to get a hold of my dad's Torino he had bought new. '71 Torino GT 351C 4v with a c-6. Grabber Green (the metallic green), yellow to black laser stripes, white with black interior, GT moldings on rockers, magnum 500 wheels. The car was near mint when he sold it about 10-15 years ago, but was getting tired. I have searched and searched, but can not find a thing on it. They will not give me the vin number for it or the '73 mustang they had. Last I heard, it went to Minnesota, I think.

jcoxracing wrote:Great video regardless of make or model.
I still have my first car that my father and I restored when I was 14. It will be passed down to my little one.
Justin

Justin are your groomsmen pushing that Chevy?

512Fairlane wrote:

jcoxracing wrote:

Justin are your groomsmen pushing that Chevy?

Mike didn't you know the 72's came out with a heated bumpers to keep your hands warm when pushing them in cold weather?