Unfortunately, my son will do that too :( There's a cruise-in every
Saturday night near where he lives, we go there a lot to check out the cars.
Last weekend there was a Fast&Furious clone, Eclipse with all the graphics,
wing, lights, you name it, this car had it (nothing under the hood tho of
course). He thought that was a cool car. I did what Art suggested and told
him that my truck would eat that car for lunch, he laughed and said I was
right :P Just have to keep reminding them of what's wrong and what's right,
just like all of the other lessons in life that we teach our children :)
hehe
-- Dave Bensalem, PA '02 R/T RC Flame Red http://www.dragtruk.com/ENTRIES/KECEE245JCKM.html<raymond.irons@gm.com> wrote in message news:OFCBB9F045.5811428E-ON85256C3F.003683D4@mail.gm.com... > > > I very happy for you that your son has good taste. I have a two sons. I > took them to the all Mopar car show and cruise night at Stewarts Rootbeer > in Elkton, MD last Sat. They were impressed with the 70 Roadrunners and > Cuda's. Alas is me though, my 7 year old was totally smitten by a severely > riced out Stratus. Lowered, low profile tires, chromed everthing, decals up > the wazoo, neon lights under the hood and body and this gigantic wing on > the back. He informed me, "Dad, that thing is da bomb!" I just buried my > head in my arms and tried not to cry. He thinks anything with a wing on the > back, and newer Mustangs, are the neatest cars on the face of the Earth. So > help me out here, how do I get him to be a Mopar convert? At least my 5 > year old thought the totally restored 70 Charger R/T SE (that one won best > in show btw,) was the coolest ride in the lot. It seems that there is hope > for my legacy to live on after all. > > Ray Irons > Dover, DE >
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