1968 Dart question....
Very hard to say. Different things mean different things to different folks. I know my Dad acquired my Gramps 54 Jag XK 120, which Gramps, as a widower, bought on my 14th birthday in 1962. Dad bought the Jag from Gramps sometime later, but it never meant that much to Dad. Dad told me one day that the car he used to have was a Model A Cabriolet was his favorite car when he was young, and he wished he could have one. I was all over him. "Why in HELL don't you sell the Jag, you could have a REAL nice Model A? I know, from the way he talked, he'd have LOVED to have had one. You just never know what is in someone's mind.
It's certainly too bad your father didn't live to enjoy whatever he had in mind
Very hard to say. Different things mean different things to different folks. I know my Dad acquired my Gramps 54 Jag XK 120, which Gramps, as a widower, bought on my 14th birthday in 1962. Dad bought the Jag from Gramps sometime later, but it never meant that much to Dad. Dad told me one day that the car he used to have was a Model A Cabriolet was his favorite car when he was young, and he wished he could have one. I was all over him. "Why in HELL don't you sell the Jag, you could have a REAL nice Model A? I know, from the way he talked, he'd have LOVED to have had one. You just never know what is in someone's mind.
It's certainly too bad your father didn't live to enjoy whatever he had in mind
