Nowhere Man

my dad works for this small bissines, and his boss brother bought a 71 vert about 6 years ago, and about 5 years he passed away. and now is son is turing 16 and for is 16th birthday his mom is giving him this car. what do you think. it is a 71 vert base engine, auto red on white, and with top, a nice driver car a little work and it could be showcar.

BTW is bosses bother bought the 71 a week after seeing are 67

GDaina

I don't understand that sentence....

now, for the story....lucky kid...base motor, auto, pretty cool car for a 16 year old. Bet he'll get all the chickey poo's he can handle....




[Modified by GDaina, 10:43 PM 3/9/2004]

Nowhere Man

easy my dads boss brother looked at my dads 67 and a week later whent to a local corvette dealer and bought the 71




[Modified by Nowhere Man, 10:48 PM 3/9/2004]

AGVI

[QUOTE]BTW is bosses bother bought the 71 a week after seeing are 67

I don't understand that sentence....

:withstupid: :rofl:

SCCACFC

Rich kids get toys even if flunk out of English class.
Maby I dide'nt have a $30k car given to me when I was 20 and will be broke when daddys money runs out, But dad did teach me how to EARN money and rebuild Chevys so now that I'm 40 I could BUY a lowly '77 and rebuild it myself.
Thanks Dad! :cheers:

Desertdawg

Lucky kid, :thumbs:

Be sure to invite him to the Corvette Forum. :seeya

Love My 72 and 77

I'm just sick and tired of these fricken kids that actually pass through our public school systems and can't even spell or complete a sectence. no offence to anyone.

Fevre

Seems to be missing something, maybe jazz it up a little with some sex or racing. :)

Jughead

:lolg: :lolg: Don't forget the spell & grammar check. :lol:

I should talk. :rolleyes:

OkeeGuy

:iagree:
in his profile it says, and i quote...
"Occupation: lazzy"...and it sure looks like he was in school too!...wow... :leaving:


[Modified by SIGNGUY, 6:33 AM 3/10/2004]

AGVI

:iagree:

Twin_Turbo

His dad owns an ELKART blue CROVETTE!!!!!!!!!!!! (see his sig: 1967 Crovette coupe 327/350 Elkart Blue/Black)

:lol: :lol: :rofl: :lolg: :lolg:


[Modified by Twin_Turbo, 5:54 AM 3/10/2004]

foundvettelifeisgood

No kid whose dad dies when he's 11 is lucky. Maybe he'll respect the car and get extra pleasure out of it, because of its origin. Let's hope.

I know some hard-working people who grew up with money and managed to have character and a strong work ethic. Sometimes a taste of the good life motivates people to achieve on their own. :cheers:

03ki11er

:iagree: I don't see how the kid is spoiled if he is getting his deceased father's car.

Freepop

Quote: "tell me what you think of this story"
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Frankly, I don't have a clue as to what the story was :nonod:

Kid loses father = sad

Kid gets vet = good (but in no way compensates for losing father)


[Modified by Freepop, 10:20 AM 3/10/2004]

verskel

Sory 'bout that kids pop. :sad:
I's be shure he an ejukated parson.....but I twern't clere on dis story.
Some lukky some-beach has dis '71 and that's all i knows. :jester

GATOR454

Here is a translation:

My dad works for a small business, and his boss's brother bought a 1971 convertible about six years ago. Last year he passed away. His son is now turning 16 and for his 16th birthday his mom is giving him the car. What do you think? The car is a 1971 red on white convertible with a base 350 engine, automatic and hardtop. It is a nice driver car and with a little work it could be a show car.

BTW his boss's brother bought the 71 a week after seeing our 67.

What do I think?
I think you just need a new keyboard!

As for the story, I think that it is great that he has something special to remember his dad by.

Introduce him to the forum, I'm sure the people here can help him with his new car.

Robert N

:iagree: I also do not see where I'm just sick and tired of these fricken kids that actually pass through our public school systems and can't even spell or complete a sectence. no offence to anyone. is even relevant.

As to the story: Always nice to hear something good comes from tragedy. May he use it in good health and value what it represents.

sb69coupe

Robert, I think that this comment was targeted at the original poster. His inability to compose a sentence that can be understood left me wondering what the hell he was trying to get across.

Shannon

427basketcase

And how do you spell sentence? :D