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My mom learned to drive on it, my older sister learned to drive on it, and then I was the second
oldest of the nine kids that my parents had, and I learned to drive on it.
By the time I got this car, we were in upstate New York, road salt had done a job on it.
My dad didn't really wash cars, so road salt would eat him up and he'd get another one.
This being an heirloom, still running and driving, it had holes so large you could
literally reach inside the vehicle from outside and wave your hand around because
this, it was just gone.
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