Emil Wojcik
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Same here. My dad taught me about old cars back when I was a kid and helped me work on quite a few. Now it's my turn...
...although since my son's a mechanic, he ends up teaching me a thing or two alone the way, at least when it comes to more modern cars.
Thanks, Thomas. It's actually a '78 so it originally had rubber bumpers. I converted it to chrome about ten years ago.
It was my daily driver back in the '80 but then spent about 20 years neglected and undriven in my garage until I decided I either had to get rid of it or get it back on the road. To motivate myself to do the work, I decided converting to chrome, lowering ...
Very well said! [nt]
I was helping him work on his 1990 MR2 at the same time. Spent almost the entire day doing that. During a break he helped me with the MG.
Same here. My dad taught me about old cars back when I was a kid and helped me work on quite a few. Now it's my turn...
...although since my son's a mechanic, he ends up teaching me a thing or two alone the way, at least when it comes to more modern cars.
Great post
this is always something I wanted to do with my boys. And of course it is never too late as they are in their late teens. But currently I lack the space and the skills. I can believe you cherish these moments. Br, Dirk
Yes, these moments don't arise as often as they used to as the kids get older. It sometimes takes some planning.
And it was my son who had my youngest daughter take the photo for him. I'm glad he did.
Thanks for sharing this Family photo!
We all come here for our mutual passion and love for timepieces. But at the end of the day, they are just things. Like the MG and MR2 (I would love a photo of that one, I dreamed of that car back in my high school days!). But a moment like this, life can ...
Most valuable time you can have imho 🙏🏻
I love the times working on our project togheter with my old man
