gold rover said:
That is indeed a shame :( However, you have your memories and the vehicle, which are both fantastic things :D
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well said, I remember his stories while the projector turned when I was a child. You think that in the 80s he almost sold it to buy a van, he said it consumed too much. I made hysterical scenes and cried for three days, so he didn't sell it. I thought that he kept it for me and instead .... it's strange how things go in life, as a boy I really wanted to drive it but he never let me touch it, not even once! A few months before his death I found him sitting on a park bench with the car documents in his hand, he held them out to me and said, "Here, I am entrusting you with the Land Rover" not even two years ago....it looks like the "Rain man" film script.
 
LA LA LAND-ROVER said:
thank you guys for your warm welcome, I'm glad you like the story, even my wife who always said "throw that junk" every time I went to work on it in the garage, after she saw the movies she said "you can't sell it with a story so behind ".

This is the first film, it is a bit dark but it is right to start from the first trip, for the second which for me is the best I think I will do a separate thread.

Good vision.

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PART 2 (END)
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that’s bloody awesome, thanks for posting :D
 
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