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Posted by russ hamm on December 09, 2006 at 06:31:24 from (63.245.179.200):
last night i got home from a christmas program to find that my 19 year old son brought home a desoto from the junk yard after i advised against it 2 months ago. and he just lost his job a week ago. insurance on the 2 vehicles he has is due. the bad part is, with my collecting hobby i have 4 cars, 3 trucks and 20 or so tractors around the place. so i was not setting a great example although i do fix my stuff up and he hasn't done much with his. i usually have to help him and i wasn't really planning on dropping projects to do a car. especially when i just started on the house repairs i've been neglecting with the tractor restoring. what do you think?
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