"My Dad's Car"
 

A car buddy of mine sent this link to me. If you're sentimental about cars......and about your father.........I think you'll like this video. It really stuck a chord with me. If only my dad was still alive...........I picked up my love for all things automotive from him.

View it in Full Screen mode:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...7E31E1F3880F14

Bill :)

Thanks Bill for sharing this video. Very heartwarming.

GM could sell a lot of Chevy's with a commercial of this.

Joe :wave:

Wonderful!
 

That is such a wonderful video! I sent it to my siblings, especially the classic car buff. So touching! Thank you!

Wow!!!

Bill,
It brought a tear to my eye.
Thanks,
Phil

That was truly a gift of love.

What a great story! This gave me time to reflect back to all those good times cruising with my dad and, in doing so, it reminding me how much I miss him.

Thanks for allowing me to take my own journey down memory road. I'm smiling in Natick...goosebumps and all.

Your Mother and Father must have been beautiful people because
they raised two great, loving sons. What a greta surprise.
God Bless you all

They did. Just saw it while watching the Giants - SF game!

wondreful video!
 

Thanks Bill

cannot correct subject line....Oh,well!

Wow!

Me too. I just not as quick as you are. :)

I feel like I was in a cartoon and the bubble out of my mouth had the words," GM could sell a lot of Chevy's" and there was the commercial in the next frame.

It is a great story. Can't help wondering if it's true or marketing hype. It sure didn't look like a home video with real people.

Oh darn. I wanna believe. Yes Virginia, there is...

P, here's a comment from 'ukraina95' on that YouTube link:

"@eagle003 You’re probably wondering how we were able to capture Herb’s true Chevy story on film. It was easier than you’d think. Conspiring with his two sons, Jared and Derek, we posed as a film crew to document three generations of an American family. Herb, being a good sport and a proud father and grandfather, played along. Little did he know, of course his long- lost Impala would come rumbling into view. The rest, as you’ve seen, is history."

That, along with the fact that Chevrolet posted the video with the title "Chevy True Stories.....", lends some credence to the concept that it's a true story. Wouldn't seem to me to be a good marketing strategy for Chevrolet if it wasn't legit.

Bill :wave:

I just saw the video on the giants football game, and here I'm thinking it was the posters father, when I saw it on tv I said to myself what a jerk iam to reply earlier on the post