Remember, the Bible says that a wise man will leave a inheritance to his children and grandchildren. I say this because I heard you are a church person and there's nothing wrong with that, I'm sure that you heard about that before.
Where is all your car stuff going when you go to heaven?
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jeff alder
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I already told the other two not to eat any yellow snow. Maybe they will at least inherit that advice.
missing linc
Loose nut behind the wheel
I don't have kids, but the wife does. She's a foreigner, so her kids are still living in the foreign country. They're very bright young people, one just got out of law school and already has a career job in a law firm, and the other is graduating from private high school and soon going to medical school... I doubt they'd have any interest in car stuff.
Besides, the word Dodge "Demon" is a very negative term in some cultures. The wife doesn't care for the Demon, she keeps telling him to wash the dishes and clean up the car parts.
Sounds like they have a good life for themselvesI don't have kids, but the wife does. She's a foreigner, so her kids are still living in the foreign country. They're very bright young people, one just got out of law school and already has a career job in a law firm, and the other is graduating from private high school and soon going to medical school... I doubt they'd have any interest in car stuff.
Besides, the word Dodge "Demon" is a very negative term in some cultures. The wife doesn't care for the Demon, she keeps telling him to wash the dishes and clean up the car parts.
69hemibeep
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Unless I'm taken early I plan to have it sold and spent.
jeff alder
Well-Known Member
same place as this guys Harley
I always jokingly told Karrin I wanted to use my Avatar Barracuda as my coffin but there is no way I could bury that car.
Need to have a talk with my sons...hhmmm. oldest son has a big block nice bones, glass and now interior 73 charger, younger son wants a dart duster to build a rally car out of.. still mmm.. I might fallow your direction..Will see.
But for now I am enjoying it, we took a 45 mile drive it her yesterday and got her a little muddy.
Nice car
jeff alder
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Ride her hard and put her away wet Mike. That's a really nice little Valiant. Probably my favorite one. Nice and simple. Good color combination. The styling for that year might has well be a coupe Barracuda....or vice versa
What year is it?
Mr. Sinister
Devastation Manager/ Exposer of Lies
I’m not leaving….because I’m going to Dan the man’s house to see what car he doesn’t have to leave behind.
abodyjoe
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i'll be dead so i don't care what happens with it.. hopefully some friends will help jamie sell the stuff off so it puts a few more bucks in her pocket.
DartGTDan
'71 Dart GT Fan
When I was diagnosed with PSC (Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis), a few years ago, I spoke with 2 of my closest most trusted friends who have assured me that they will help my wife with the selling of my car & parts.
DumpsterFire
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It all came from the woods and it's going back to the woods for another nap. Kinda at the last gasp of cheap hotrodding for these old small blocks though.
who says i'm going to heaven?
it's a moot point anyway since i'm immortal.
it's a moot point anyway since i'm immortal.
My friend said the same thing. Then after she died the whole family fell apart due to fighting and court cases over who get's what.....
A couple other examples being Michael Jackson (somewhat), and to a much great extent, Prince. We have some good friends who are intimately involved with the Prince estate, and to say it’s really ugly is an understatement.
The best way to make sure that the ones who you pick to get what you want them to have once you're gone is first off, don't waste your time and money on a will. For your property have the titles / deeds as TOD ( Transfer on death). Your money and investments POD ( pay on death). Once their name(s) is on those documents nobody can do anything about it because once you pass the one's who's name is on the documents become the owners of said property. All the person needs who's name is on the documents is a copy of your death certificate. You will need a lawyer for the paperwork for real estate, bank, all you need is to tell them who you want to get the money after you pass. The bank will have you sign a beneficiary form. My in-laws had their property and money tod and pod and so did my parents, so I'm speaking from experience.
I don't get it, either. I remember chomping at the bit to get my license when I turned 16. Of course, back then, I had already been driving a while anyway, but the license made it legit. Kids nowadays just don't care.
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The current generation is into computers, i-pads, texting. They are into high tech self driving cars .
Turbo440Dart
crank runner over-er
If I kick the bucket my brother can deal with my dart.
@TT5.9mag can have the duster since he wants it anyways.
Anything after that I hope will be settled by a cage match last man standing wins.
@TT5.9mag can have the duster since he wants it anyways.
Anything after that I hope will be settled by a cage match last man standing wins.
harrisonm
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And it is THOSE Millennials, Gen Y and gen Z brats that are doing their best to screw things up royally. They want to work from home, and they want a starting salary bigger than what the guy who has been there 20 years gets. They want to buy everything online. They refuse to go to a store and try clothes on. They find places online that will fit their clothes for them. They don't go out to eat; they either have Door Dash deliver it to them or they subscribe to one of those services that ships semi-prepared meals to you. All you have to do is open the packages and warm it up. A lot of them just want to live in an apartment in a big city, not own a car, and leave their home as little as possible. If you wonder why brick and mortar stores that have been around for decades, here you are.
slantsixdan
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Sure.
But your (my) folks said the same about your (my) generation. And our folks' folks, and their folks, and their folks' folks, and….
The kids are definitely fuсkin' it up for the previous generations — dismantling what they built, changing their rules, picking and choosing which of their manners and values and customs and priorities they keep and which ones they discard, butchering the language, etc. Their music is godawful noise. They do stuff, say stuff, wear stuff that scandalizes their parents. Every generation of kids does it; they make society and civilization the way they want it. And every generation of adults bіtches and moans about it, to not much effect.
It sucks for us oldsters, because beyond a certain age we start to feel like foreigners in what was our own world. No, I do not freakin' want my car (…flyswatter, toilet, etc) on the internet. I want to control my car with buttons, levers, and knobs, not a touchscreen. I want nothing to do with 'artificial intelligence'. If I never hear the word "infotainment" again, that's grand. When someone says they're an "influencer" or "content creator", what I hear is "unemployed". I don't want a "smart" home; I want the regular dumb kind where I get the hell up off my aѕѕ and turn the lights on and off with switches on the wall, and they light up in one (1) colour, and there is no "smart speaker" listening and spying on me all the time. When I go to a hotel, I will check in when I get there, at the desk, in person — I will not "pre-check-in" by downloading whatever dogѕhit-dot-com app and giving all my info to the hotel, the app creator, and their "trusted partners". No, I will not smash those Like and Subscribe buttons, and you're not getting a 5-star review from me or a 20% tip at checkout just for doing your job. Et cetera.
Every single day, the ease and likelihood is less of my getting my way on any of this. But it works for the kids, overall. Not all of it, of course. They make hardships for themselves (just like we did) that could have been avoided if they'd (we'd) just listened to their (our) elders. But they usually don't; they never have (God, mom and dad, you don't know anything!). That's just the way it is, and it's mostly okeh. They make the world work the way they want, more or less, just like we did, and our parents, and their parents, on back through the ages.
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