Re: [FWDLK] MoPar parts list
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Re: [FWDLK] MoPar parts list



   I was 15 once.  A male, to boot !  And while I had a very abnormal interest in neat cars that over-rode the desire to drive them stupidly, the term "stupid" was subjective.  Many of my high school friends wrecked many a nice car, and two died from such before we finished school.
 
   Tony, ... you must have access to an old farm truck down that way ?  .... say, a 46 Chev 2 ton with a stake bed ?  Slow, sure, heavy, and able to crush most anything it comes in contact with, like 99% of the vehicles on the road (if semis are not included).  An old football helmet to be worn when driving might offer the 2nd advantage of reducing the chances of his involvement in any sort of teenage pregnancy problems as well !   ;-D  He'll love you for it when he's 40 and in therapy !
 
   Brent
  (former child)
 
-------------- Original message --------------
From: "Anthony C. Boatman" <acboatman@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

> Hi Neil,
>
> Well, the odds of him getting this car range from slim to none. First
> of all, as a new driver I'd feel much more comfortable with him in a car
> with more safety equipment than a pair of seatbelts. I'd like him to be
> in a car with as many airbags as possible.
>
> Secondly, with a 318 V8 this car has way too much power for a teenager
> to need going back and forth to school. Something nice and heavy with
> four cylinders would be ideal.
>
> If I could create the perfect car for him, it would be a 1948 Packard
> with a four cylinder engine and all the modern safety equipment. Short
> of that, I don't know. Maybe a modified Zamboni.
>
> Tony B! .
& gt; Boise
>
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>
> Tony, you should sell it to him for something meaningfull; gifts are
> never as well appreciated as is something that a person has to earn, or
> work-for (but, you knew that).
>
> Neil Vedder
>
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