PICTURES...OR YOU DIDNT HAPPEN

[stonewall]

NO.

 

[jroyk]

NO.

Good choice.

 

[jroyk]

We haven't seen Speedy. I wonder what he looks like.

 

[Phast Hemi]

Grand Bend
Rippen up Ontario Canada

I believe in open borders when it comes to racing. Lol

 

[Jack_Toepfer]

I’m not very photogenic because I’m also ugly in person.

and a seasonal pic for @1971demon ... because Halloween isn’t over yet, but Home Depot is pushing Christmas trees. Haha. Also captured in this photo is the only things in life that matter to me.

 

[Markp]

me picking up my 2016 hellcat shes gone now but I still miss her.

 

[Magnified]

But do you still have the splitter protectors?

 

[Markp]

But do you still have the splitter protectors?

Nope new owner got them

 

[stonewall]

Come on guys! dig out those pictures. Nothing to be afraid of. LOL

 

[jroyk]

I’m not very photogenic because I’m also ugly in person.

and a seasonal pic for @1971demon ... because Halloween isn’t over yet, but Home Depot is pushing Christmas trees. Haha. Also captured in this photo is the only things in life that matter to me.

Great looking family!

 

[Jack_Toepfer]

Great looking family!

Thank you sir. I’m a very lucky man. My boys are already incredible gentlemen even at just 5 and 7yrs old, and their mother is a real prize. It’s hard work but nothing is more rewarding.

 

[jroyk]

Thank you sir. I’m a very lucky man. My boys are already incredible gentlemen even at just 5 and 7yrs old, and their mother is a real prize. It’s hard work but nothing is more rewarding.

Raised three boys, myself. Could not agree more with the hard work and reward. My youngest is 32 now, but that reward lasts a life time.

 

[Demon1]

Raised three boys, myself. Could not agree more with the hard work and reward. My youngest is 32 now, but that reward lasts a life time.

We raised a boy that’s now 34 and daughter that’s 30. Thankfully they are both responsible adults. Although we had our challenges, especially with our son, all is good.

 

[1971demon]

Raised three boys, myself. Could not agree more with the hard work and reward. My youngest is 32 now, but that reward lasts a life time.

Glad you guys get it....hats off to you and Jack...I became a father at a very early age...(21)..I had to grow up in a hurry...I wasn't always my sons friend..but always was..(and still am) his father...now with two children of his own...he gets it...hes a great son..husband and father...and its great because with only 21 years separating us...we share the same passions for motorsports...only I have far more resources than he does...and at times I think the lad gets a tad jealous of the old man...lol

 

[Hickster]

Lost my virginity. No pics.

 

[Jack_Toepfer]

I lost my dad a few years ago at 59 years old. He only just met my youngest son before the cancer took him from us. He was the baddest mf’r on the planet and demanded respect from us kids. It worked for me, it’ll work for my kids. We never really made it to being friends, but we had an understanding.
FWIW - I’m 35, and I’d give anything to tell my dad I love him. I take every opportunity to remind my kids how much I cherish them. If I had 1 recommendation for you guys, don’t be shy, tell those kids you love them. Make the phone call. Make time.

 

[Demon1]

I lost my dad a few years ago at 59 years old. He only just met my youngest son before the cancer took him from us. He was the baddest mf’r on the planet and demanded respect from us kids. It worked for me, it’ll work for my kids. We never really made it to being friends, but we had an understanding.
FWIW - I’m 35, and I’d give anything to tell my dad I love him. I take every opportunity to remind my kids how much I cherish them. If I had 1 recommendation for you guys, don’t be shy, tell those kids you love them. Make the phone call. Make time.

I couldn’t have said it better. My son asked me to dinner without our wives the other night just to share and talk. He’s a blessing and has his first child (boy) due in January.

 

[1971demon]

I couldn’t have said it better. My son asked me to dinner without our wives the other night just to share and talk. He’s a blessing and has his first child (boy) due in January.

Congratulations...a grandson...your life just got better..I have a two year old grandson...its truly an amazing experience..yup..and a blessing...

 

[Demon1]

Congratulations...a grandson...your life just got better..I have a two year old grandson...its truly an amazing experience..yup..and a blessing...

Congrats you as well. Our daughter has two boys - 5 and 2. We are working on a basketball team. Lol

 

[Magnified]

I lost my dad a few years ago at 59 years old. He only just met my youngest son before the cancer took him from us. He was the baddest mf’r on the planet and demanded respect from us kids. It worked for me, it’ll work for my kids. We never really made it to being friends, but we had an understanding.
FWIW - I’m 35, and I’d give anything to tell my dad I love him. I take every opportunity to remind my kids how much I cherish them. If I had 1 recommendation for you guys, don’t be shy, tell those kids you love them. Make the phone call. Make time.

I learned a long time ago, and preach to everyone, tell people how you feel about them. You may not ever get another chance. It has nothing to do with being macho or a hard ass; in fact, it takes a hell of a lot of guts to open yourself like that. I've tried to teach it to my sons and daughter. My dad and mom, before they passed away, told me that my doing that with them had actually made it easier for them to express themselves to each other, as well as other people. And know what else? Even though I've only met a few people on here (and those from before the Hellcat even existed) I am immensely fond of all you stupid ass bastards. And stupid ass ladies, too.