I know I’m not the only one but I just had to throw it out there to you guys and gals. I have 2 kids. Daughter is 12 and my son is soon to be 16.
By the time I was 16 was into cars, mostly 50’s and 60’s cars which at the time were really just used cars (especially the late 60’s cars). My dad was not a big car guy so I was pretty much on my own when I bought my 68 cougar in ‘82 at 18.
With that said, my soon to be 16 year old has absolutely 0, nada, zilch, no interest in cars. I don’t think he would even know what screw driver to get if I told him it was a phillips. He’s into video games, which doesn’t surprise me in this day and age.
One time I was watching pass time and unless I heard incorrectly, someone asked Ken Herring how his son liked his dad owning a speed shop. Ken just hung his head and quietly said his son was not into it!
At this point, I’ve accepted that my son and I will never have a father/son project. He just doesn’t have the bug.
So anyone else here that can relate?
By the time I was 16 was into cars, mostly 50’s and 60’s cars which at the time were really just used cars (especially the late 60’s cars). My dad was not a big car guy so I was pretty much on my own when I bought my 68 cougar in ‘82 at 18.
With that said, my soon to be 16 year old has absolutely 0, nada, zilch, no interest in cars. I don’t think he would even know what screw driver to get if I told him it was a phillips. He’s into video games, which doesn’t surprise me in this day and age.
One time I was watching pass time and unless I heard incorrectly, someone asked Ken Herring how his son liked his dad owning a speed shop. Ken just hung his head and quietly said his son was not into it!
At this point, I’ve accepted that my son and I will never have a father/son project. He just doesn’t have the bug.
So anyone else here that can relate?