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« on: October 24, 2022, 11:27:28 PM »
Never thought I would need to use brainwashing tactics on my own kid to get him interested in cars. I am working every angle I can and believe me it isn't easy. I have been taking him for drives in cemeteries with winding roads while he's visiting from Germany (no way would they allow that to occur over there). He's doing well for almost 14 years old. Plus he has some racing aptitude in K1 Speed and their indoor carting having won three races out of three (one with the kids and two more with the adults). But he just hangs up his helmet afterwards and he's done and on to something else such as his phone almost as if it never happened. I don't get it.
Car depicted is my father's 65 fastback.
As a further addendum, the 65 had only 10 psi of air in each tire. Terrible. I washed it and waxed it for him., started it and then pulled the battery before leaving with the hope he doesn't wreck said car on the street.