Tell Your Most Memorable Time Dirving

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Tell Your Most Memorable Time Driving, what was the best memory you have had driving, what year was it, where were you, what country were you in, and most importantly what car were you in, do you still have your first car?
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  • Profile picture of the author DURABLEOILCOM
    Ill share mine, Driving to Costco to get some groceries right now is about as good as it gets for me with this Covid hardship times
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    • Profile picture of the author kenmichaels
      Originally Posted by DURABLEOILCOM View Post

      Ill share mine, Driving to Costco to get some groceries right now is about as good as it gets for me with this Covid hardship times
      Do you go in or pick up? I haven't been in a grocery store in about a year, and I probably won't until after I get vaccinated.

      My first car was a beater, a green '72 Gremlin hatchback that could not go in reverse unless I got out of the running car and reconnected the linkage. Believe it or not, that POS got stolen. lol.

      Probably not what you were looking for, but the most memorable time for me was when...

      I was nine or ten and it was four or five in the morning driving through no-mans land in upstate NY with my father during a snowstorm. He was eating a meatloaf sandwich and telling me how he loves them with mustard, just the way my mom makes them. He then stops talking, kinda pulls over, stops the car, and starts convulsing. He never said a word, but he was making weird noises, like a cough that wasn't really a cough and then he starts slamming his body back and forth on the steering wheel and his seat. Somehow I figured out he was choking. All I knew to do was pat his back. He pushes me pretty hard away from him and then basically body slams himself on the steering wheel a few more times until I heard what sounded like a balloon releasing air and he just went limp in his seat for a moment. After what seemed like an eternity, he sits up looks at me, smiles, and says, wow that was a close one. Let's not tell mom.

      ...And dad being dad used the opportunity to teach me that I needed to learn the Heimlich and then quizzed me on what I would have done if he did die. That's the day I learned he always kept a fully stocked emergency kit in the trunk. What a memory, I haven't thought about that in years.
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  • Profile picture of the author DURABLEOILCOM
    That beautiful

    To be honest anytime family is with me for a nice ride it means the World to me
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