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Profiles – help from the kids From the very beginning, we recognized that the products that we had created would foster new friendships as well as build stronger family bonds. Every now and then we hear great stories of how the kids are helping their dad “build” the new family car. These are just a few of the anecdotes we’ve received from customers: |
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Chuck Tatham
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4758RD |
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“Adjusting the hood hinge with my 7 yr old …and my son is still asking if there are other hard to reach things for him to help with.” |
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Bill Bienish FFR 3355RD, Montgomery, NY forum handle: bil1024 email: wbienish@frontiernet.net |
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Rick Cockcroft FFR 4091RD, Greensboro, NC
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handle: zulu |
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Dylan was 3 when we started on the car and would join me
down in the barn for hours, never getting in the way of course.
I kept
some special toys down there for him which helped keep him busy. |
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James Skeeters FFR 2259RD, Louisville, KY
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handle: snake bit |
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During Jame’s build, his son would help by holding the shop light steady (sometimes not so steady). To keep him out of trouble, James would say “don’t touch that part, it’s wet”.
Now he loves riding around with his dad, being the star of the show.
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Paul Rudolph
FFR
4019, Wylie, TX |
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Paul claims that he is building one of the slowest cars on record, but we know the real truth, his kids are building it for him. |
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