values of 67-72's deja vu

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Originally Posted by Steve Hafner

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For some, the real value in these trucks is the time spent working on them. There's nothing better then spending a warm Saturday afternoon working on the truck with your children or grandchildren. Those memories can't be replaced...... My two ( ages 12 and 13 ) might not realize this now, but I think they will when they're older.

Steve,

Speaking as an old guy (67) whose father did almost *nothing* with me (not whinin'; just sayin'), they definitely realize it right now...
....and will carry it on forever. Guys like you are in my Book of Heros.

As for me, I tried to break this chain with my three girls....And not just in mechanical-oriented stuff. Not to be sexist, but they are all
grown giirly-girls with strong back bones and a sense of what it's like to do "dude-stuff". Now, they've delivered us seven grandkids.
And, with those guys, I'm trying to carry on that formula as much as I can.

Here's Will a few years ago after *really* helping with the install of RAT's electric windows: