Listen to this, my uncle has had this 1923 Model T for about 20 years now sitting behind his house. He's waited for his son to grow up so they could do it as a father-son project. During this time he built a 1932 Truck and working on a 1940 Ford truck with a 392 HEMI, his daily driver is a 49 Chevy truck with a Pontiac V8. He absolutely loves rodding and beside me the only one in my family who does. Now turns out that my cousin (his son James) has no interest whatsoever in doing the project. So my uncle waited for his daughter to grow up. She's my age and knows nothing about cars, but to his relieve wants to learn about them. So get this, my uncle calls up my dad and asks him "is it ok if your son and my daughter help me build this 23 t-bucket. I wanna build it in 3 months and drive it to back to the 50's in Minnesota". But here's the problem, he wants me to work on it everyday till 10 pm. I have lot of school-homwork, guitar lessons, I have a job, church youth-groups and some other activities. This really comes in my way. My parents are still thinking about it, either way I'm happy that he asked me. I might do it but there's a big chance I wont, then we'll probably build it in the summer.
Mike
Mike