Posted by oldtanker on July 21, 2014 at 22:36:54 from (64.118.3.75):
In Reply to: Cool truck (pics) posted by jennifer408 on July 21, 2014 at 22:06:40:
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Jennifer, that was a long time ago. At the time his mother was going through a messy divorce so Jim and his brother were living with the grand parents. The boys were in school. He rolled a tractor on himself but grandma told the boy he died of a heart attack so they wouldn't be afraid of equipment. They bought a new 1956 4 door Chevy Belair in 56. She kept and drove that car in the summer only after he passed. She live on the farm in the summer and in town in the winter. She parked the car (he inherited it too) in the garage in the fall of 88 and passed that winter. The car sat in the garage until about a week ago after she passed. Unfortunately he plans on selling them both. I'd at least keep the truck! I'm very disappointed that my dad sold all of his equipment while I was in the Army when he retired from farming except his AC CA. That he promised to me. While I was on my last tour of Germany in the early 90's mom sold it. I would love to own something like that when it had been in the family that long. If I had the space and time I'd buy the truck! Would be really cool to own.
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