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One of my employees brought her sons to the RaceLegal drag races @ Qualcomm when I was running the car.
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roll up to my brother's house the other day and my beautiful 4 year old niece tells her daddy, "i like uncle tony's car, sounds like a race car." kids are so smart these days.
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Very nice.
One of my employees brought her sons to the RaceLegal drag races @ Qualcomm when I was running the car. I let her 5-year-old sit in my 'Vette wearing my helmet, and then he got to watch me do a couple of races. Kid was over the moon.
I don't mind being referred to as "the guy with the awesome cars."
I was at a gas station a month ago and saw a young family taking a pic with there son in front of my car. I approached them and asked if their son wanted to sit in the car. The look on that kids face was priceless.
My brother's 17 year old twins were just here for the weekend. They live halfway across the country so I hadn't seen them in a couple years. They were dropping hints about driving my 996, thinking I wouldn't say yes. Took them out Sunday, one at a time, and gave each several pulls through the gears, and made them slam on the brakes once too. The grins on their faces were priceless!
I saw a kid on a skateboard at a stoplight yesterday. He must've heard me coming and was motioning for for me to rev my engine. The grin on his face was hilarious
i'm going to get a child seat hooked up soon so i can start picking her up early from montessori and ditching class for a little beach and ice cream days... and thus cementing my status as favorite uncle in the universe.
..after the P-car had been fixed (1.5 years in the garage). I roll down the window and hand my ID to the guard. The young USAF sergeant checks my ID and says; very good sir, I am going to have to impound this car. I look astonished and he just smiles and hands me my ID card back and tells me to have a nice day.
That's a great picture! My 7-year old nephew lives in Jacksonville, FL, and I sent a few pictures to my sister and her husband (both car people), and now Pete always asks when can he go to Boston to see me.
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