Not sure what it really cost me, I had been working for him around his garage, probably in the way more than helping, but I did do oil changes and tire repairs, worked the gas pumps. I didn't get paid, but was really just wanting to get away from the house. I was about 13-14 at the time.
He had a 63 Biscayne he used as a loaner car when people had their car in the shop.
The car got wrecked by someone he had loaned it to. He rear-ended a stopped car, caused some issues with the insurance, he decided to get out of the car loaning perk.
He was going to sell the car to a wrecking yard, I begged until he relented.
I started fixing it up, fixed the damage, got it painted with money I had made mowing lawns.
Snuck around driving it whenever I dared. The day I turned 16 I drove to the drivers license office early that morning so they wouldn't catch me driving!
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