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Well this was a really fun weekend... Carston had spring break last weekend. Found out I was driving a route to the Coast doing vacation relief deliveries on Saturday starting at 1 am. I was able to take Carston in the big Alpenrose truck with me and showed him what my day to day routines was like.
Then spent this evening with him teaching how to drive Nuthin’ Special on the street by the farm... can someone post a video for me?

Also finished up the tying up the wiring harness.

Couple ofproud owners of a cheap little hot rod pickup truck!!

Quality time with the kids is always wonderful!

Links to Carston and my previous posts for new viewers of the forum and perhaps refreshers for past followers as well

http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/70 ... 1509331983

http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/708324/806691.html

http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/822076/855020.html

http://www.mtfca.com/discus/messages/822076/835725.html

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still hitting 47mph?

Still is but not with Carston at the wheel!

Lucky kid, he is learning a lot and having fun with his Pop, can't beat that.

One of my favorite words is "sublime".

I try to use is sparingly because so few things are.

This is.

Carston reminds me of myself a little at that age...
Not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing !!

Spend all the time with him you can, while you can.

Love the photos Chris. I think the Nothing Special posts are some of my favorites.

Carston, how'd it feel to ACTUALLY drive the Nuthin' Special and you drove it out on the street? Cool.
My granddaughter Ava gave me heck last year (she's about your age) but their were always too many people and kids when she was here to take her down the hill and let her drive a T again without a bunch of interruptions. You're a lucky young man!
Chris, thanks to you 3 people for keeping us up to date.

You are certainly starting Carston out right. Other kids might claim a high score on Grand Theft Auto but how many can say they've actually driven a model T? You've given him something he will never forget. Who knows, maybe someday he'll teach his own kid how to drive a model T (unless grandpa gets to him/her first.) Congrats!

I consider it my own personal mission in life to poison the minds of youth,
whenever and wherever possible. Good work !

Great to see updates, still one of my favorite topics here on the MTFCA forums after all this time.